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Spain Primera Division RFEF Group 2
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Spain Primera Division RFEF Group 2

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DateRHome v Away-
12/22 16:30 18 [3] Real Murcia v CF Intercity [20] 1-1
12/22 16:30 18 [15] Alcorcon v UD Ibiza [13] 1-2
12/22 14:30 18 [19] Atletico Sanluqueno v Hercules [9] 1-1
12/22 11:00 18 AD Ceuta v Real Madrid Castilla 2-1
12/22 11:00 18 [14] Alcoyano v Atletico Madrid B [6] 0-0
12/21 18:30 18 [9] Merida v Fuenlabrada [10] 2-1
12/21 16:30 18 [5] Villarreal B v Yeclano [12] 0-1
12/21 16:30 18 [18] Recreativo Huelva v Marbella FC [15] 1-3
12/21 14:30 18 [8] Algeciras CF v Antequera [1] 1-1
12/20 19:30 18 [3] Betis Deportivo v Sevilla Atletico [16] 1-0
12/15 16:30 17 [11] Hercules v Alcoyano [12] 1-0
12/15 14:30 17 [9] UD Ibiza v Algeciras CF [15] 0-1
12/15 11:00 17 [20] CF Intercity v Villarreal B [5] 2-2
12/15 11:00 17 [19] Real Madrid Castilla v Recreativo Huelva [16] 2-1
12/15 11:00 17 [11] Fuenlabrada v Real Murcia [2] 0-0
12/14 20:30 17 [4] Atletico Madrid B v Sevilla Atletico [18] 0-1
12/14 18:30 17 [17] Atletico Sanluqueno v Alcorcon [16] 1-2
12/14 16:30 17 [12] Yeclano v Merida [7] 1-1
12/14 14:30 17 [14] Marbella FC v Betis Deportivo [3] 2-2
12/13 19:30 17 [1] Antequera v AD Ceuta [6] 2-2
12/08 18:30 16 [15] Algeciras CF v Yeclano [11] 1-0
12/08 16:30 16 [14] Merida v Hercules [10] 2-1
12/08 14:30 16 [3] Betis Deportivo v Atletico Madrid B [6] 0-2
12/08 11:00 16 [4] Villarreal B v Marbella FC [14] 1-1
12/08 11:00 16 AD Ceuta v UD Ibiza 3-1
12/07 20:30 16 [19] Sevilla Atletico v Fuenlabrada [10] 0-0
12/07 18:30 16 [18] Recreativo Huelva v CF Intercity [20] 1-0
12/07 16:30 16 [15] Alcorcon v Antequera [1] 1-2
12/07 14:30 16 [7] Alcoyano v Atletico Sanluqueno [19] 0-2
12/06 19:30 16 [3] Real Murcia v Real Madrid Castilla [16] 3-1
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Wikipedia - Primera Federación

The Primera Federación, formerly known as Primera RFEF, is the third tier of the Spanish football league system beginning with the 2021–22 season. It is administered by the Royal Spanish Football Federation. It is below the top two professional leagues, the Primera División (also known as La Liga) and Segunda División (also known as La Liga Hypermotion), above the Segunda Federación and Tercera Federación. It is the highest level of semi-professional football in Spain.

History

In 2020, the Royal Spanish Football Federation announced the creation of three new divisions, two semi-professional and one amateur: the Primera División RFEF as the new third tier of the Spanish system; the Segunda División RFEF as the new fourth tier, broadly using the same format as the Segunda División B created in 1977; and the Tercera División RFEF as the fifth tier, along the same lines as the Tercera División from 1977 whereby groups are limited to teams from each of the nation's autonomous communities and is administered by a local body.

On 30 June 2022, after just one season of existence, Primera División RFEF was renamed to Primera Federación.

The **Spain Primera Division RFEF Group 2** is a competitive football league that serves as the third tier of the Spanish football league system. Established to provide a platform for emerging talent and clubs outside the top two divisions, this tournament features a mix of professional and semi-professional teams from across Spain.

The league is characterized by its intense matches, passionate fan bases, and a rich history of regional rivalries. Teams compete in a round-robin format, with each club playing home and away matches against their opponents. The tournament not only showcases the skills of players striving for promotion to higher divisions but also emphasizes the importance of youth development and local talent.

As clubs vie for promotion to the Segunda División, the stakes are high, making every match crucial. The tournament also plays a vital role in the overall structure of Spanish football, providing a pathway for clubs to ascend through the ranks and for players to make their mark on the national stage. With its blend of tradition, competition, and community spirit, the Spain Primera Division RFEF Group 2 is an essential part of the football landscape in Spain.