Divisiones Regionales de Fútbol in Asturias

The Divisiones Regionales de Fútbol in the Community of Asturias, organized by Real Federación de Fútbol del Principado de Asturias:

  • Regional Preferente de Asturias (Level 6 of the Spanish football pyramid)
  • Primera Regional de Asturias (Level 7)
  • Segunda Regional de Asturias (Level 8)

League chronology

Timeline

Regional Preferente de Asturias
Regional Preferente
Founded1978
Country Spain
Number of teams24; two groups of 12
Level on pyramid6
Promotion to3ª RFEF - Group 2
Relegation toPrimera Regional de Asturias
Domestic cup(s)Copa del Rey
Current championsUrraca
WebsiteOfficial website

The Regional Preferente de Asturias is one of the lower levels of the Spanish Football League. It is held every year. It stands at the sixth level of Spanish football. All of the clubs are based in the autonomous community of Asturias.

The League

The league consists of 24 teams, in two groups of 12. At the end of the season, three teams are promoted to Tercera División RFEF - Group 2. The last eight classified are relegated to Primera Regional, and the losser of the Play-Out as well. (Additional may occur to maintain the limit of 20 clubs in both Tercera RFEF and Regional Preferente.)

Since the 2018–19 season, the champion of the league qualifies for the Copa del Rey.

2021–22 teams
2019–20 Regional Preferente de Asturias teams
Teams in Avilés: Avilés Stadium, Llaranes
Teams in Gijón: Racing La Guía, Roces
Teams in Oviedo: Astur, Universidad Oviedo
Team City
AD Ribadedeva Colombres, Ribadedeva
Andés CF Andés, Navia
Astur CFLa Argañosa, Oviedo
Asturias de BlimeaBlimea, San Martín del Rey Aurelio
Atlético LugonesLugones, Siero
Avilés StadiumAvilés
Barcia CF Barcia, Valdés
Berrón CFEl Berrón, Siero
Candás CFCandás, Carreño
CD TineoTineo
CD Vallobín Vallobín, Oviedo
Club Siero Pola de Siero, Siero
Condal Club Noreña
Europa de Nava Nava
Gozón CF Luanco, Gozón
Madalena de MorcínSanta Eulalia de Morcín, Morcín
NalónOlloniego, Oviedo
Podes CFSanmartín de Podes, Gozón
Racing de La GuíaFontanía-La Guía, Gijón
Real Tapia CFTapia de Casariego
SD CollotoColloto, Siero
UD San ClaudioSan Claudio, Oviedo
Unión ComercialTudela Veguín, Oviedo
Valdesoto CFValdesoto, Siero

Latest promoted teams
SeasonChampionRunner-upOther promoted teams
1991–92PiloñesaEuropa NavaLenense
1992–93NavarroSan MartínBerrón, Valdesoto
1993–94UniversidadPravianoTuilla
1994–95MosconiaCollotoValdesoto
1995–96Santiago de AllerTuillaNarcea, Candás, Astur
1996–97PiloñesaPravianoAndés
1997–98MosconiaCovadongaEuropa Nava, Trasona
1998–99LlanesAsturTurón
1999–00PumarínTrasonaValdesoto, Covadonga
2000–01NarceaSan LázaroCondal, Navarro
2001–02HispanoGijón IndustrialCovadonga
2002–03CearesSan MartínLenense
2003–04NavarroAndésBerrón
2004–05TapiaCondalTuilla, Covadonga
2005–06LlanesCudilleroSan Martín, Praviano
2006–07CollotoTapiaCandás
2007–08MosconiaNalónGijón Industrial, Covadonga
2008–09PravianoCollotoLuarca
2009–10NaviaNalónOviedo B, Andés
2010–11CovadongaCollotoPumarín
2011–12PravianoAtlético LugonesL'Entregu, Urraca, Tapia
2012–13Avilés BLenenseAndés
2013–14RocesLlanesAstur, Mosconia
2014–15SieroColungaTineo
2015–16L'EntreguLlaneraLenense
2016–17RocesGijón IndustrialSan Martín, Valdesoto
2017–18San ClaudioMadalena de MorcínUniversidad
2018–19UrracaVallobínNavarro, Lenense
2019–20TitánicoAvilés StadiumValdesoto
2020–21LuarcaRocesLangreo B

Primera Regional de Asturias
Primera Regional
Country Spain
Number of teams39; three groups of 13
Level on pyramid7
Promotion toRegional Preferente de Asturias
Relegation toSegunda Regional de Asturias
Domestic cup(s)None
WebsiteOfficial website

Primera Regional de Asturias is the seventh level of the Spanish football league system. It is administered by the Royal Asturias Football Federation.

League format

The league is played in three groups of 13 teams each. At the end of the season, the champions are promoted. Four clubs in each group are relegated to Segunda Regional.

2021–22 teams

Group 1

TeamLocation
Atlético CamochaLa Camocha, Gijón
Cánicas ACCangas de Onís
CD DevaDeva, Gijón
CD Lealtad BVillaviciosa
CD Manuel RubioCeares, Gijón
CF Estudiantes SomióSomió, Gijón
Deportiva PiloñesaInfiesto, Piloña
Independiente CFLieres, Siero
Quintueles CFQuintueles, Villaviciosa
Ribadesella CFRibadesella
Triple AGijón
UD SariegoSariego
Urraca CF BPosada de Llanes, Llanes

Group 2

TeamLocation
AD Guillén LafuerzaEl Rancho, Oviedo
CD Covadonga BTeatinos, Oviedo
CD GrujoanPumarín, Oviedo
CD La Manjoya Manjoya, Oviedo
CD TurónTurón, Mieres
Céltic de PuertoPuerto, Oviedo
Condal Club BNoreña
Pumarín CFPumarín, Oviedo
Real JuvenciaTrubia, Oviedo
SDCR La CorredoriaLa Corredoria, Oviedo
SCD CampomanesCampomanes, Lena
UD San Claudio BSan Claudio, Oviedo
Universidad de OviedoOviedo
Group 3
Team Location
Astur Vegadense Vegadeo
CD Raíces Raíces, Castrillón
CD Treviense Trevías, Valdés
GD Bosco Avilés
Hispano Piedras Blancas, Castrillón
Llaranes CF Llaranes, Avilés
Marino de Cudillero Cudillero
Muros Balompié Muros de Nalón
Navia CF Navia
Puerto Vega Puerto de Vega, Navia
Racing de Pravia Pravia
SD Narcea Cangas del Narcea
UD Llanera B Posada de Llanera, Llanera

Segunda Regional de Asturias
Segunda Regional
Country Spain
Number of teams42; 4 groups
Level on pyramid8
Promotion toPrimera Regional de Asturias
Domestic cup(s)None
WebsiteOfficial website

Segunda Regional de Asturias is the eighth level of the Spanish football league system. It is also administered by the Royal Asturias Football Federation.

League format

The league is played in four groups. At the end of the season, the champions are promoted with the winner of promotion playoff of runners-up.

2021–22 teams

Group 4

TeamLocation
Arenas del Sella Arriondas, Parres
Atlético Siero Pola de Siero, Siero
Berrón CF BEl Berrón, Siero
CD San JorgeNueva de Llanes, Llanes
CD Santa Marina Ablaña, Mieres
CD Ujo Ujo, Mieres
Colegio RiañoRiaño, Langreo
Europa de Nava BNava
Lada Langreo CFLada, Langreo
L'Entregu CF BEl Entrego, San Martín del Rey Aurelio
Rayo CarbayínCarbayín Alto, Siero
SD Lenense BPola de Lena, Lena

Group 1

TeamLocation
Argüero CFArgüero, Villaviciosa
AsunciónGijón
Candás BCandás, Carreño
CD AboñoAboño, Carreño
CD MontevilMontevil, Gijón
CD FabrilJove, Gijón
CodemaGijón
Erreala de GijónGijón
Iberia CFSan Julián/Santuyano, Bimenes
Quintueles CF BQuintueles, Villaviciosa
Rayo GijonésGijón
Unión AsturGijón

Group 2

TeamLocation
AD San Juan La CarisaLa Carisa, Oviedo
Atlético de La Florida La Florida, Oviedo
Atlético Lugones BLugones, Siero
CD Riosa La Ará, Riosa
Centro Asturiano de Oviedo Ules, Oviedo
Club de Campo La FresnedaLa Fresneda, Siero
Escuela de Fútbol Real Oviedo Oviedo
Grisú CFCerdeño, Oviedo
Juventud EstadioEl Cristo, Oviedo
Oviedo CityOviedo
Rosal FCOviedo
SD Colloto B Colloto, Siero

Group 3

TeamLocation
Avilés Stadium B Avilés
Barcia CF B Barcia, Valdés
CD PillarnoPillarno, Castrillón
Hispano BPiedras Blancas, Castrillón
La Caridad CFLa Caridad, El Franco
MirandaMiranda, Avilés
Puerto Vega BPuerto de Vega, Navia
Rayo VillalegreVillalegre, Avilés
Salas CDSalas
Siderúrgico CFLlaranes, Avilés
UD CastrosMohías, Coaña
Versalles CFVersalles, Avilés

Femenino Regional
Femenino Regional
Country Spain
Number of teams20 (in 2 groups)
Level on pyramid4
Promotion toPrimera Nacional
Current championsSporting Gijón B
WebsiteOfficial website

The Femenino Regional de Asturias is the regional women's league and the only and lowest division. It is held every year. It stands at the fourth level of Spanish women's football. All of the clubs are based in the autonomous community of Asturias.

The league

At the end of the season, the top two from each group enter a home and away playoff, playing each group winner against the second qualified of the other group. The winners play in final game to be promoted to Primera Nacional and losers opting for any place in case of vacancies.

2021–22 teams

Group 1

TeamLocation
Avilés StadiumAvilés
CD Raíces Raíces, Castrillón
CF Estudiantes Somió Somió, Gijón
Gijón FF BGijón
Navia CFNavia
Racing de Pravia Pravia
Rayo Gijonés Gijón
Sporting Gijón CGijón
UD Gigiafem Gijón
UD Llanera Posada de Llanera, Llanera
Versalles CF BVersalles, Avilés

Group 2

TeamLocation
CD CovadongaTeatinos, Oviedo
CD Femiastur Avilés
CD Llanes Llanes
CD Romanón Pola de Siero, Siero
CF LlosalínSoto de Ribera, Ribera de Arriba
Gijón FF CGijón
L'Entregu CFEl Entrego, San Martín del Rey Aurelio
Real Oviedo COviedo
UD Llanera BPosada de Llanera, Llanera
UD Prados San Julián Oviedo
Urraca CF Posada de Llanes, Llanes

Latest seasons

In bold, champions and runners-up that promoted to Primera Nacional.

SeasonChampionRunner-up
1996–97LuarcaTradehi
1997–98PravianoRaíces
1998–99PraviaMareo B
1999–00RaícesMareo B
2000–01GijónRaíces
2001–02La CarisaOviedo Moderno B
2002–03Oviedo Moderno BMareo B
2003–04EF Mareo BRaíces
2004–05EF Mareo BRaíces
2005–06Gijón BMareo B
2006–07Gijón BLlosalín
2007–08BarciaLangreo Femenino
2008–09Langreo FemeninoLa Braña
2009–10La BrañaOviedo Moderno B
2010–11Oviedo Moderno BTapia
2011–12FemiasturOviedo 06
2012–13Oviedo Moderno BManuel Rubio
2013–14Oviedo Moderno BFemiastur
2014–15FemiasturOviedo Moderno C
2015–16Oviedo Moderno BGijón
2016–17Oviedo Moderno BLlanera
2017–18Oviedo BSporting Gijón B
2018–19Sporting Gijón BOviedo B
2019–20Oviedo C[lower-alpha 1]Sporting Gijón C
  1. As both Oviedo C and Sporting Gijón C were not eligible, Llanera was the promoted team.
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