Divisiones Regionales de Fútbol in Andalusia

The Divisiones Regionales de Fútbol in the Community of Andalusia, are organized by Federación Andaluza de Fútbol :

Primera División

Primera Andaluza
Country  Spain
Founded 2004
Number of teams 72; 4 groups of 18
Level on pyramid 5
Promotion to 3ª – Group 9 and 3ª – Group 10
Relegation to Regional Preferente
Website Official website

The Primera Andaluza is the 5th level of competition in the Spanish League Football in the Community of Andalusia.

The League

The league consists of 4 groups, each consisting of 18 teams. At the end of the season, the champions are promoted and the runners-up playoff for possible promotion. If there any vacancies further in Tercera División, a playoff must play between teams qualified 3rd to fill possible vacancies. Bottom three teams are relegated to Regional Preferente.

2012–13 season teams

Group 1 (Cádiz and Huelva)

La Palma
O. Valverdeña
I. Cristina
Canela
Almonte
2012–13 Primera Andaluza – Group 1 teams (Huelva province)
Jerez
Sanlúcar
Puerto R.
Rota
Chiclana
Cádiz
S. Fernando
Tarifa
2012–13 Primera Andaluza – Group 1 teams (Cádiz province)
Club City Founded 2012–13 season
La PalmaLa Palma del Condado, Huelva19151st
Olímpica ValverdeñaValverde del Camino, Huelva19422nd
Xerez BJerez de la Frontera, Cádiz19753rd
Isla CristinaIsla Cristina, Huelva19994th
Atl. Sanluqueño BSanlúcar de Barrameda, Cádiz—5th
Puerto RealPuerto Real, Cádiz19486th
RotaRota, Cádiz19527th
Jerez IndustrialJerez de la Frontera, Cádiz19518th
GuadalcacínGuadalcacín, Cádiz—9th
Chiclana IndustrialChiclana de la Frontera, Cádiz198110th
AlgaidaSanlúcar de Barrameda, Cádiz—11th
Balón de CádizCádiz, Cádiz194012th
BazánSan Fernando, Cádiz197413th
ChiclanaChiclana de la Frontera, Cádiz195714th
TarifaTarifa, Cádiz195715th
CanelaAyamonte, Huelva197216th
Almonte BalompiéAlmonte, Huelva198517th

Group 2 (Seville and Córdoba)

Atl. Villanueva
C. Jardín
Atl. Espeleño
Atl. Palma del Río
La Carlota
2012–13 Primera Andaluza – Group 2 teams (Córdoba province)
Gerena
Lebrijana
P. Rociera
San José
Utrera
Castilleja
Coronil
La Barrera
Lora
Paradas
Brenes
Marinaleda
Seville
2012–13 Primera Andaluza – Group 2 teams (Seville province)
Club City Founded 2012–13 season
GerenaGerena, Seville20061st
LebrijanaLebrija, Seville19932nd
Peña RocieraDos Hermanas, Seville19853rd
San JoséSan José de la Rinconada, Seville19514th
UtreraUtrera, Seville19465th
Atl. VillanuevaVillanueva de Córdoba, Córdoba20096th
CastillejaCastilleja de la Cuesta, Seville19377th
Ciudad JardínCórdoba, Córdoba19638th
CoronilEl Coronil, Seville19939th
La BarreraMairena del Alcor, Seville198010th
Atl. EspeleñoEspiel, Córdoba198211th
Atl. Palma del RíoPalma del Río, Córdoba197712th
LoraLora del Río, Seville194513th
La CarlotaLa Carlota, Córdoba197114th
Paradas Bp.Paradas, Seville194615th
Brenes Bp.Brenes, Seville200516th
NerviónSeville, Seville197617th
MarinaledaMarinaleda, Seville197618th

Group 3 (Málaga and Jaén)

Los Villares
Torredonjimeno
Jaén
Úbeda
2012–13 Primera Andaluza – Group 3 teams (Jaén province)
Antequera
Alhaurino
Málaga
Coín
Marbella
Alameda
Fuengirola
Rincón
Churriana
Vélez-Málaga
Atl. Benamiel
2012–13 Primera Andaluza – Group 3 teams (Málaga province)
Club City Founded 2012–13 season
AntequeraAntequera, Málaga19921st
Los VillaresLos Villares, Jaén19822nd
AlhaurinoAlhaurín el Grande, Málaga19303rd
Dos Hermanas S.A.Málaga, Málaga19974th
Athletic de CoínCoín, Málaga20045th
Ciudad de TorredonjimenoTorredonjimeno, Jaén20096th
Peña Los CompadresMarbella, Málaga19857th
AlamedaAlameda, Málaga19598th
Athletic FuengirolaFuengirola, Málaga20109th
Real Jaén BJaén, Jaén197310th
Fuengirola L.B.Fuengirola, Málaga200211th
RincónRincón de la Victoria, Málaga196412th
Atl. BenamielArroyo de la Miel, Málaga197413th
Úbeda VivaÚbeda, Jaén200414th
ChurrianaChurriana, Málaga194015th
Barrio NS Sra. RemediosVélez-Málaga, Málaga200316th
Atlético PedregalejoMálaga, Málaga201017th

Group 4 (Granada and Almería)

El Alquián
Almería
Berja
Vera
Roquetas
Cuevas
Parador
2012–13 Primera Andaluza – Group 4 teams (Almería province)
Guadix
Baza
La Zubia
Armilla
Zujaira
Cúllar Vega
Churriana
Huétor Tájar
Padul
2012–13 Primera Andaluza – Group 4 teams (Granada province)
Club City Founded 2012–13 season
Español AlquiánEl Alquián, Almería, Almería19551st
Los MolinosAlmería, Almería19732nd
GuadixGuadix, Granada19693rd
BerjaBerja, Almería19924th
BazaBaza, Granada19705th
Atl. La ZubiaLa Zubia, Granada19466th
Arenas de ArmillaArmilla, Granada19317th
Águilas de ZujairaZujaira, Granada19768th
Cúllar VegaCúllar Vega, Granada19799th
PavíaAlmería, Almería195510th
VeraVera, Almería196011th
OrienteAlmería, Almería197012th
Puerto RoquetasRoquetas de Mar, Almería197013th
ChurrianaChurriana de la Vega, Granada196014th
Huétor Tájar BHuétor-Tájar, Granada—15th
Atletismo PadulEl Padul, Granada200516th
CuevasCuevas del Almanzora, Almería192017th
ParadorEl Parador de las Hortichuelas, Almería196518th

Promotion playoff

Playoff to decide how many teams will have the top priority to promote to Tercera División. The playoff winner will be promoted in the case of there are further vacancies in Tercera División. Teams qualified 2nd in each group play the playoff. An additional playoff is played by teams qualified 3rd in case there are further vacancies in Tercera División.

Runners-up

1st leg
2nd leg


Promoted to Tercera División
Lebrijana
(First time ever)		 Los Villares
(First time ever)

3rd place

Winners of this playoff will be promoted only if there vacancy seats in Tercera División.

1st leg
2nd leg

Regional Preferente

Regional Preferente
Country  Spain
Number of teams 140; 8 groups
Level on pyramid 6
Promotion to Primera Andaluza
Relegation to Primera Provincial
Website Official website

Regional Preferente is the 6th level of competition of the Spanish Football League in Andalusia.

The League

The Regional Preferente is played with 140 teams in eight groups of 16-19. At the end of the season, the champions and runners-up are promoted and the 3rd placed teams playoff to fill any vacancies. Four clubs are relegated to Primera Categoría Provincial except those groups with 17 or 19 teams relegating five clubs.

Some teams playing in this level

Primera Provincial

Primera Provincial
Country  Spain
Number of teams 222; 15 groups
Level on pyramid 7
Promotion to Regional Preferente
Relegation to Segunda Provincial
Website Official website

Primera Provincial is the 7th level of competition of the Spanish Football League in Andalusia.

The League

The Primera Provincial is played with 222 teams in 15 groups of 10-18. At the end of the season, four clubs being promoted to each province's Regional Preferente. Four clubs each from Cádiz and Granada and eight clubs from Seville are relegated to Segunda Categoría Provincial.

Segunda Provincial

Segunda Provincial
Country  Spain
Number of teams 107; 7 groups
Level on pyramid 8
Promotion to Primera Provincial
Relegation to Tercera Provincial
Website Official website

Segunda Provincial is the 8th level of competition of the Spanish Football League in Andalusia.

The League

The Segunda Provincial is played with 107 teams in 7 groups of 12-16 teams. At the end of the season, in Cádiz and Granada, the top four teams are promoted while the five champions and the best runner-up are promoted in Sevilla plus two playoff winners between the other four runners-up.

Some teams playing in this level

Tercera Provincial

Tercera Provincial
Country  Spain
Number of teams 9
Level on pyramid 9
Website Official website

Tercera Provincial is the 9th level of competition of the Spanish Football League in Andalusia, only has a group of the Granada Province.

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