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1987–88 Segunda División B

Field	Value
competition	Segunda División B
season	1987–88
winners	Alzira
Eibar
Mollerussa
Salamanca
promoted	Alzira
Eibar
Mollerussa
Salamanca
relegated	Benidorm
Cacereño
Caudal
Cieza
Conquense
Constància
Daimiel
Gimnástica
Girona
Júpiter
Laredo
Las Palmas Atlético
Mirandés
Parla
Rayo Cantabria
Ronda
Valencia Mestalla
league topscorer	Xavier Escaich
(25 goals)
best goalkeeper	Ángel Lozano
(0.48 goals/match)
biggest home win	Ávila 10–0 Daimiel
(13 March 1988)
biggest away win	Daimiel 0–8 Getafe
(1 May 1988)
highest scoring	Daimiel 2–9 Plasencia
(3 April 1988)
matches	1520
total goals	3630
longest wins	12 matches
Salamanca
longest unbeaten	28 matches
Eibar
longest winless	31 matches
Daimiel
longest losses	15 matches
Daimiel
prevseason	1986–87
nextseason	1988–89

Eibar Mollerussa Salamanca Eibar Mollerussa Salamanca Cacereño Caudal Cieza Conquense Constància Daimiel Gimnástica Girona Júpiter Laredo Las Palmas Atlético Mirandés Parla Rayo Cantabria Ronda Valencia Mestalla (25 goals) (0.48 goals/match) (13 March 1988) (1 May 1988) (3 April 1988) Salamanca Eibar Daimiel Daimiel

The 1987–88 Segunda División B season was the 11th since its establishment. The first matches of the season were played on 29 August 1987, and the season ended in 22 May 1988.

Overview before the season

80 teams joined the league, including 63 promoted from the 1986–87 Tercera División after the expansion to four groups. No teams were relegated from the 1986–87 Segunda División. The composition of the groups was determined by the Royal Spanish Football Federation, attending to geographical criteria.

Group 1

Teams from Asturias, Basque Country, Cantabria, Castile and Leon and Galicia.

Teams

Team	Founded	Home city	Stadium
Arenteiro	1958	O Carballiño, Galicia	Espiñedo
Arosa	1945	Vilagarcía de Arousa, Galicia	A Lomba
As Pontes	1960	As Pontes, Galicia	O Poboado
Real Avilés	1903	Avilés, Asturias	Román Suárez Puerta
Basconia	1913	Basauri, Basque Country	Basozelai
Bergantiños	1923	Carballo, Galicia	As Eiroas
Caudal	1918	Mieres, Asturias	Hermanos Antuña
Cultural Leonesa	1923	León, Castile and Leon	Antonio Amilvia
Durango	1919	Durango, Basque Country	Tabira
Eibar	1940	Eibar, Basque Country	Ipurua
Gimnástica de Torrelavega	1943	Torrelavega, Cantabria	El Malecón
Lalín	1974	Lalín, Galicia	Manuel Anxo Cortizo
Langreo	1961	Langreo, Asturias	Ganzábal
Laredo	1918	Laredo, Cantabria	San Lorenzo
Lemona	1923	Lemoa, Basque Country	Arlonagusia
Lugo	1953	Lugo, Galicia	Anxo Carro
Orense	1952	Ourense, Galicia	O Couto
Ponferradina	1922	Ponferrada, Castile and Leon	Fuentesnuevas
Pontevedra	1941	Pontevedra, Galicia	Pasarón
Rayo Cantabria	1926	Santander, Cantabria	El Sardinero

League table

Results

Top goalscorers

Goalscorers	Goals	Team
ESP José Antonio Velázquez	21	Avilés
ESP Juan Carlos González	16	Langreo
ESP Juan Carlos Gómez de Segura	15	Eibar
ESP Joaquín Alonso	15	Avilés
ESP Paquito	15	Ponferradina

Top goalkeepers

Goalkeeper	Goals	Matches	Team
ESP Fermín Hortas	21	32	Ourense
ESP Camuel	21	29	Avilés
ESP Eugenio Lozano	25	30	Lemona
ESP Javier Elola	31	36	Durango
ESP Juan Antonio Tinoko	34	38	Baskonia

Group 2

Teams from Andorra, Aragon, Basque Country, Balearic Islands, Castile and Leon, Catalonia, La Rioja and Navarre.

Teams

Team	Founded	Home city	Stadium
Andorra CF	1957	Andorra, Aragon	Juan Antonio Endeiza
FC Andorra	1942	Andorra la Vella, Andorra	Comunal
Arnedo	1949	Arnedo, La Rioja	Sendero
Atlético Baleares	1942	Palma de Mallorca, Balearic Islands	Balear
Barcelona Aficionados	1967	Barcelona, Catalonia	Mini Estadi
Cala Millor	1933	Cala Millor, Balearic Islands	Badía Cala Millor
Constància	1922	Inca, Balearic Islands	Nou Camp d'Inca
Deportivo Aragón	1958	Zaragoza, Aragon	Ciudad Deportiva del Real Zaragoza
Fraga	1947	Fraga, Aragon	La Estacada
Gimnàstic de Tarragona	1886	Tarragona, Catalonia	Nou Estadi
Girona	1930	Girona, Catalonia	Montilivi
Hospitalet	1957	L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, Catalonia	Municipal de Deportes
Júpiter	1909	Barcelona, Catalonia	La Verneda
Sporting Mahonés	1974	Mahón, Balearic Islands	Bintaufa
Mirandés	1927	Miranda de Ebro, Castile and Leon	Anduva
Mollerussa	1930	Mollerussa, Catalonia	Municipal
Osasuna Promesas	1962	Aranguren, Navarre	Tajonar
Poblense	1935	Sa Pobla, Balearic Islands	Nou Camp Sa Pobla
San Sebastián	1951	San Sebastián, Basque Country	Atotxa
Terrassa	1906	Terrassa, Catalonia	Olímpic de Terrassa

League table

Results

Top goalscorers

Goalscorers	Goals	Team
ESP Xavier Escaich	25	Gimnàstic
ESP Jon Igoa	19	San Sebastián
ESP Antonio Maya	17	L'Hospitalet
ESP Joan Blanquera	17	Barcelona C
ESP Martín Abad	16	Girona

Top goalkeepers

Goalkeeper	Goals	Matches	Team
ESP José Luis Artigas	32	35	Andorra
ESP José del Río	35	38	L'Hospitalet
ESP Enric Coch	40	37	Gimnàstic
ESP Laureano Echevarría	41	36	Deportivo Aragón
ESP José Antonio Arévalo	40	35	FC Andorra

Group 3

Teams from Andalusia, Canary Islands, Castile and Leon, Castilla–La Mancha, Extremadura and Madrid.

Teams

Team	Founded	Home city	Stadium
Alcalá	1923	Alcalá de Henares, Madrid	El Val
Atlético Madrileño	1969	Madrid, Madrid	Vicente Calderón
Real Ávila	1923	Ávila, Castile and Leon	Adolfo Suárez
Badajoz	1905	Badajoz, Extremadura	Vivero
Betis Deportivo	1962	Seville, Andalusia	Benito Villamarín
Cacereño	1919	Cáceres, Extremadura	Príncipe Felipe
Córdoba	1954	Córdoba, Andalusia	El Arcángel
Daimiel	1942	Daimiel, Castilla–La Mancha	Municipal
Getafe	1983	Getafe, Madrid	Las Margaritas
Las Palmas Atlético	1959	Las Palmas, Canary Islands	Insular
Leganés	1928	Leganés, Madrid	Luis Rodríguez de Miguel
Linares	1961	Linares, Andalusia	Linarejos
Maspalomas	1969	San Bartolomé de Tirajana, Canary Islands	Ciudad Deportiva Maspalomas
Parla	1973	Parla, Madrid	Los Prados
Plasencia	1941	Plasencia, Extremadura	Ciudad Deportiva
Salamanca	1923	Salamanca, Castile and León	Helmántico
San Sebastián de los Reyes	1971	San Sebastián de los Reyes, Madrid	Matapiñonera
Atlético Sanluqueño	1948	Sanlúcar de Barrameda, Andalusia	El Palmar
Sevilla Atlético	1950	Seville, Andalusia	Viejo Nervión
Telde	1965	Telde, Canary Islands	El Hornillo

League table

Results

Top goalscorers

Goalscorers	Goals	Team
ESP Juan Antonio Anquela	21	Linares
ESP Antonio Rivera	20	Getafe
ESP Carles	18	Linares
ESP Totó	16	Córdoba
ESP Vicky	15	Badajoz

Top goalkeepers

Goalkeeper	Goals	Matches	Team
ESP Ángel Lozano	14	29	Salamanca
ESP Javi Jiménez	26	31	Ávila
ESP Álvaro González	30	33	Maspalomas
ESP José Luis Burgueña	29	30	Córdoba
ESP Pedro Clavijo	36	37	Badajoz

Group 4

Teams from Andalusia, Aragon, Castilla–La Mancha, Ceuta, Melilla, Region of Murcia and Valencian Community.

Teams

Team	Founded	Home city	Stadium
Albacete	1940	Albacete, Castilla–La Mancha	Carlos Belmonte
Alcoyano	1928	Alcoy, Valencian Community	El Collao
Polideportivo Almería	1983	Almería, Andalusia	Municipal
Alzira	1946	Alzira, Valencian Community	Luis Suñer Picó
Benidorm	1964	Benidorm, Valencian Community	Foietes
Ceuta	1970	Ceuta	Alfonso Murube
Cieza	1970	Cieza, Region of Murcia	La Arboleja
Conquense	1946	Cuenca, Castilla–La Mancha	La Fuensanta
Eldense	1921	Elda, Valencian Community	Pepico Amat
Gandía	1947	Gandia, Valencian Community	Guillermo Olagüe
Levante	1909	Valencia, Valencian Community	Nou Estadi Llevant
Linense	1912	La Línea de la Concepción, Andalusia	Municipal La Línea de la Concepción
Lorca	1969	Lorca, Region of Murcia	San José
Marbella	1947	Marbella, Andalusia	Municipal de Marbella
Melilla	1976	Melilla	Álvarez Claro
Mestalla	1944	Valencia, Valencian Community	Luis Casanova
Olímpic de Xàtiva	1932	Xàtiva, Valencian Community	La Murta
Ronda	1923	Ronda, Andalusia	Ciudad Deportiva
Teruel	1954	Teruel, Aragon	Pinilla
Villarreal	1923	Villarreal, Valencian Community	El Madrigal

League table

Results

Top goalscorers

Goalscorers	Goals	Team
ESP Bernardo Cid	18	Conquense
ESP Adriano García	17	Villarreal
ESP Alberto Martín	17	Ceuta
ESP Vicente Latorre	17	Levante
ESP Carlos Pérez	17	Teruel

Top goalkeepers

Goalkeeper	Goals	Matches	Team
ESP Ignacio Verdés	30	38	Alzira
ESP Joaquín Cháfer	26	29	Olímpic
ESP Pedro Muñoz	36	38	Albacete
ESP Silvestre González	37	38	Villarreal
ESP Juan Miguel San Román	37	38	Lorca

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