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2003–04 Segunda División B

Field	Value
competition	Segunda División B
season	2003–04
promoted	Pontevedra
Racing Ferrol
Lleida
Gimnàstic de Tarragona
relegated	Logroñés
Racing de Santander B
Calahorra
Caudal
Real Avilés
Casetas
Toledo
Compostela
Rayo Majadahonda
Valencia B
Mataró
Yeclano
Palamós
Cacereño
Mérida
Villanovense
Los Palacios
Betis B
league topscorer	Rubén Carreño
(22 goals)
best goalkeeper	Santi Lampón
(0.51 goals)
biggest home win	Vecindario 7–1 Villanovense
(29 February 2004)
biggest away win	Real Avilés 0–6 Real Sociedad B
(16 April 2004)
highest scoring	Calahorra 6–3 Pontevedra
(11 April 2004)
prevseason	2002–03
nextseason	2004–05

Racing Ferrol Lleida Gimnàstic de Tarragona Racing de Santander B Calahorra Caudal Real Avilés Casetas Toledo Compostela Rayo Majadahonda Valencia B Mataró Yeclano Palamós Cacereño Mérida Villanovense Los Palacios Betis B (22 goals) (0.51 goals) (29 February 2004) (16 April 2004) (11 April 2004)

The season 2003–04 of Segunda División B of Spanish football started August 2003 and ended May 2004.

Summary before the 2003–04 season

Playoffs de Ascenso:

Universidad de Las Palmas
Zamora
Lanzarote
Pontevedra
Real Unión
Barakaldo
Logroñés
Athletic Bilbao B
Castellón
Barcelona B
Burgos
Gramenet
Algeciras (P)
Málaga B (P)
Ciudad de Murcia (P)
Cádiz (P)

Relegated from Segunda División:

Compostela
Racing Ferrol
Oviedo (relegated to Tercera División)
Badajoz

Promoted from Tercera División:

Girona (from Group 5)
Villajoyosa (from Group 6)
San Sebastián de los Reyes (from Group 7)
Fuenlabrada (from Group 7)
Rayo Majadahonda (from Group 7)
Palencia (from Group 8)
Marbella (from Group 9)
Los Palacios (from Group 10)
Vecindario (from Group 12)
Lorca Deportiva (from Group 13)
Yeclano (from Group 13)
Villanovense (from Group 14)
Mirandés (from Group 15)
Alfaro (from Group 15)
Recreación (from Group 15)
Casetas (from Group 16)
Tomelloso (from Group 17)

Relegated:

Marino de Luanco
Lugo
Real Ávila
Ribadesella
Gernika
Noja
Peralta
Binéfar
Gavà
Reus
L'Hospitalet
Orihuela
Díter Zafra
Moralo
Torredonjimeno
Motril
Langreo

Administrative relegation:

Aurrerá (financial trouble)

Occupied the vacant spots by administrative relegations:

Caudal (occupied the vacant spot of Real Oviedo)
Real Sociedad B (occupied the vacant spot of Aurrerá)

Group I

Teams from Asturias, Basque Country, Cantabria, Galicia, La Rioja and Navarre.

Teams

Team	Founded	Home city	Stadium
Alavés B	1960	Vitoria, Basque Country	José Luis Compañón
Alfaro	1922	Alfaro, La Rioja	La Molineta
Amurrio	1949	Amurrio, Basque Country	Basarte
Athletic Bilbao B	1964	Bilbao, Basque Country	Lezama
Real Avilés Industrial	1903	Avilés, Asturias	Román Suárez Puerta
Barakaldo	1917	Barakaldo, Basque Country	Lasesarre
Calahorra	1946	Calahorra, La Rioja	La Planilla
Caudal	1918	Mieres, Asturias	Hermanos Antuña
Celta de Vigo B	1927	Vigo, Galicia	Barreiro
Gimnástica Torrelavega	1907	Torrelavega, Cantabria	El Malecón
Logroñés	1940	Logroño, La Rioja	Las Gaunas
Osasuna B	1962	Aranguren, Navarre	Tajonar
Ourense	1952	Ourense, Galicia	O Couto
Peña Sport	1925	Tafalla, Navarre	San Francisco
Pontevedra	1941	Pontevedra, Galicia	Pasarón
Racing de Ferrol	1919	Ferrol, Galicia	A Malata
Racing Santander B	1926	Santander, Cantabria	La Albericia
Real Sociedad B	1951	Usurbil, Basque Country	Zubieta
Real Unión	1915	Irún, Basque Country	Stadium Gal
Recreación	2000	Logroño, La Rioja	Las Gaunas

League table

Results

Top goalscorers

Goalscorers	Team	Goals
ESP Rubén Carreño	CD Calahorra	22
ESP Nacho García	CD Ourense	18
ESP Gorka Azkorra	Athletic Bilbao B	17
ESP Javi Rodríguez	Pontevedra CF	16
ESP Nacho Franco	Celta de Vigo B	15

Group II

Teams from Aragon, Castilla–La Mancha, Castile and León, Community of Madrid and Galicia.

Teams

Team	Founded	Home city	Stadium
RSD Alcalá	1929	Alcalá, Madrid	El Val
Alcorcón	1971	Alcorcón, Madrid	Santo Domingo
Atlético de Madrid B	1960	Majadahonda, Madrid	Cerro del Espino
Burgos	1994	Burgos, Castile and León	El Plantío
Casetas	1922	Casetas, Aragon	San Miguel
Compostela	1962	Santiago de Compostela, Galicia	San Lázaro
Conquense	1946	Cuenca, Castilla–La Mancha	La Fuensanta
Cultural Leonesa	1923	León, Castile and León	Reino de León
Fuenlabrada	1975	Fuenlabrada, Madrid	La Aldehuela
Mirandés	1927	Miranda de Ebro, Castile and León	Anduva
Palencia	1975	Palencia, Castile and León	La Balastera
Ponferradina	1922	Ponferrada, Castile and León	El Toralín
Rayo Majadahonda	1974	Majadahonda, Madrid	Cerro del Espino
Real Madrid B	1930	Madrid, Madrid	Ciudad Deportiva, Madrid
San Sebastián de los Reyes	1971	San Sebastián de los Reyes, Madrid	Nuevo Matapiñonera
Talavera	1948	Talavera de la Reina, Castilla–La Mancha	El Prado
Toledo	1928	Toledo, Castilla–La Mancha	Salto del Caballo
Tomelloso	1979	Tomelloso, Castilla–La Mancha	Paco Gálvez
Zamora	1968	Zamora, Castile and León	Ruta de la Plata
Zaragoza B	1958	Zaragoza, Aragon	Ciudad Deportiva del Real Zaragoza

League table

Results

Top goalscorers

Goalscorers	Team	Goals
ESP Paulino Martínez	Cultural Leonesa	21
ESP Toché	Atlético Madrid B	19
ESP David Gallo	CD Mirandés	19
ESP Riki	Real Madrid B	18
ESP Sergio Francisco	Zamora CF	18

Group III

Teams from Balearic Islands, Catalonia, Region of Murcia and Valencian Community.

Teams

Team	Founded	Home city	Stadium
Alicante	1918	Alicante, Valencian Community	José Rico Pérez
Barcelona B	1970	Barcelona, Catalonia	Mini Estadi
Cartagonova	1995	Cartagena, Region of Murcia	Cartagonova
Castellón	1922	Castellón de la Plana, Valencian Community	Nou Castàlia
Espanyol B	1981	Sant Adrià de Besòs, Catalonia	Ciutat Esportiva RCD Espanyol
Figueres	1919	Figueres, Catalonia	Vilatenim
Gimnàstic de Tarragona	1886	Tarragona, Catalonia	Nou Estadi
Girona	1930	Girona, Catalonia	Montilivi
Gramenet	1994	Santa Coloma de Gramenet, Catalonia	Nou Camp Municipal
Hércules Alicante	1922	Alicante, Valencian Community	José Rico Pérez
Lleida	1947	Lleida, Catalonia	Camp d'Esports
Lorca	2002	Lorca, Region of Murcia	Francisco Artés Carrasco
Mallorca B	1967	Palma, Balearic Islands	Lluís Sitjar
Mataró	1939	Mataró, Catalonia	Camp del Centenari
Novelda	1925	Novelda, Valencian Community	La Magdalena
Palamós	1898	Palamós, Catalonia	Nou Municipal
Sabadell	1903	Sabadell, Catalonia	Nova Creu Alta
Valencia B	1944	Valencia, Valencian Community	Ciudad Deportiva de Paterna
Villajoyosa	1944	Villajoyosa, Valencian Community	Nou Pla
Yeclano	1950	Yecla, Region of Murcia	La Constitución

League table

Results

Top goalscorers

Goalscorers	Team	Goals
ESP Diego Torres	Gimnàstic de Tarragona	20
ESP Coro	RCD Espanyol B	19
ESP Jordi Martínez	CE Mataró	18
ESP Aitor Huegún	Lorca Deportiva CF	17
ESP Sergio García	FC Barcelona B	15

Group IV

Teams from Andalucia, Canary Islands, Ceuta, Extremadura and Melilla.

Teams

Team	Founded	Home city	Stadium
Badajoz	1905	Badajoz, Extremadura	Nuevo Vivero
Real Betis B	1962	Seville, Andalusia	Ciudad Deportiva Ruíz de Lopera
Cacereño	1919	Cáceres, Extremadura	Príncipe Felipe
Ceuta	1996	Ceuta	Alfonso Murube
CD Corralejo	1975	Corralejo, Canary Islands	Vicente Carreño Alonso
Écija	1939	Écija, Andalusia	San Pablo
Extremadura	1924	Almendralejo, Extremadura	Francisco de la Hera
Real Jaén	1922	Jaén, Andalusia	Nuevo La Victoria
Jerez	1969	Jerez de los Caballeros, Extremadura	Manuel Calzado Galván
Lanzarote	1970	Arrecife, Canary Islands	Ciudad Deportiva de Lanzarote
Linares	1990	Linares, Andalusia	Linarejos
Los Palacios	1964	Los Palacios y Villafranca, Andalusia	Las Marismas
Marbella	1997	Marbella, Andalusia	Municipal Marbella
Melilla	1976	Melilla	Álvarez Claro
Mérida	1990	Mérida, Extremadura	Romano
Pájara Playas de Jandía	1996	Pájara, Canary Islands	Benito Alonso
Sevilla B	1958	Seville, Andalusia	José Ramón Cisneros Palacios
Universidad Las Palmas	1994	Las Palmas, Canary Islands	Alfonso Silva
Vecindario	1962	Vecindario, Canary Islands	Municipal de Vecindario
Villanovense	1992	Villanueva de la Serena, Extremadura	Romero Cuerda

League table

Results

Top goalscorers

Goalscorers	Team	Goals
ESP Raúl Borrero	UD Pájara Playas de Jandía	19
ESP Tati Maldonado	Real Betis B	15
ESP Moncho	Écija Balompié	14
ESP Andrés Ramos	UD Marbella	14
ESP Mauri	UD Melilla	13

Play-out

Semi-final

Final

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