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1978–79 Segunda División B

Field	Value
competition	Segunda División B (group 1)
season	1978–79
winners	Palencia CF
promoted	Palencia CF
Real Oviedo
relegated	Real Unión (resign)
CD Lugo
CD Pegaso
Caudal Deportivo
matches	380
total goals	904
biggest home win	Logroñés 6–0 Pegaso
(18 March 1979)
biggest away win	Lugo 0–4 Logroñés
(25 February 1979)
highest scoring	Madrileño 6–1 Palencia
(24 September 1978)
Palencia 6–1 Huesca
(29 April 1979)
Torrejón 5–2 Pontevedra
(6 May 1979)
prevseason	1977–78
nextseason	1979–80

The 1978–79 Segunda División B was the 2nd season of Segunda División B, the third highest level of the Spanish football league system, since its establishment in 1977. First and 2nd in each group were promoted to Segunda División, and the bottom three were relegated to the Tercera División.

Group 1

Real Oviedo CD Lugo CD Pegaso Caudal Deportivo (18 March 1979) (25 February 1979) (24 September 1978) Palencia 6–1 Huesca (29 April 1979) Torrejón 5–2 Pontevedra (6 May 1979)

A total of 20 teams will contest the group, including 2 relegated from the Segunda División and 3 promoted from the Tercera División.

Promotion and relegation

Teams relegated from 1977–78 Segunda División

Real Oviedo
CD Tenerife Teams promoted from 1977–78 Tercera División
Zamora CF
CD Logroñés
CD Lugo

Teams

Teams from Aragon, Asturias, Basque Provinces, Canary Islands, Galicia, León, New Castile and Old Castile.

Team	Founded	Home city	Stadium
Atlético Madrileño	1969	Madrid, New Castile	Vicente Calderón
Bilbao Athletic	1964	Bilbao, Basque Provinces	Lezama
Caudal	1918	Mieres, Asturias	Hermanos Antuña
Cultural Leonesa	1923	León, León	Antonio Amilivia
Ensidesa	1956	Avilés, Asturias	Muro de Zaro
Huesca	1960	Huesca, Aragon	El Alcoraz
Langreo	1961	Langreo, Asturias	Ganzábal
Logroñés	1940	Logroño, Old Castile	Las Gaunas
Lugo	1953	Lugo, Galicia	Ángel Carro
Mirandés	1927	Miranda de Ebro, Old Castile	Anduva
Orense	1952	Ourense, Galicia	O Couto
Oviedo	1926	Oviedo, Asturias	Carlos Tartiere
Palencia	1968	Palencia, Old Castile	La Balastera
Pegaso	1962	Tres Cantos, New Castile	La Foresta
Pontevedra	1941	Pontevedra, Galicia	Pasarón
Real Unión	1915	Irun, Basque Provinces	Stadium Gal
Sestao	1916	Sestao, Basque Provinces	Las Llanas
Tenerife	1912	Tenerife, Canary Islands	Heliodoro Rodríguez López
Torrejón	1953	Torrejón de Ardoz, New Castile	Las Veredillas
Zamora	1968	Zamora, León	Ramiro Ledesma

League table

Results

Top goalscorers

Goalscorers	Goals	Team
ESP Luis María Muñoz	21	CD Logroñés
ESP Esteban Martínez	18	AD Torrejón
ESP Cesáreo Parajón	14	Real Oviedo
ESP José Luis Urrecho	14	CD Mirandés
ESP Pedro Morales	14	AD Torrejón

Top goalkeepers

Goalkeeper	Goals	Matches	Team
ESP José Francisco Díez	24	34	Palencia CF
ESP José Muñoz	21	25	CD Mirandés
ESP Esteban Folgueral	29	34	Cultural Leonesa
ESP Francisco Buyo	19	22	SD Huesca
ESP Camuel	34	36	Real Oviedo

Group 2

Gimnástico de Tarragona Vinaroz CF CD Olímpico (6 May 1979) (10 June 1979) Córdoba 0-4 Diter Zafra (6 May 1979) (3 December 1978)

A total of 20 teams will contest the group, including 3 relegated from the Segunda División and 17 promoted from the Tercera División.

Promotion and relegation

Teams relegated from 1977–78 Segunda División

CF Calvo Sotelo
Córdoba CF Teams promoted from 1977–78 Tercera División
Gimnástico de Tarragona
SD Ibiza
CP Cacereño

Teams

Teams from Andalusia, Balearic Islands, Catalonia, Extremadura, New Castile and Valencia.

Team	Founded	Home city	Stadium
Badajoz	1905	Badajoz, Extremadura	Vivero
Barcelona Atlético	1970	Barcelona, Catalonia	Fabra i Coats
Cacereño	1919	Cáceres, Extremadura	Príncipe Felipe
Calvo Sotelo	1948	Puertollano, Castilla–La Mancha	Calvo Sotelo
Ceuta	1970	Ceuta	Alfonso Murube
Córdoba	1954	Córdoba, Andalusia	El Árcangel
Díter Zafra	1930	Zafra, Extremadura	Nuevo Estadio de Zafra
Eldense	1921	Elda, Valencia	Pepico Amat
Gerona	1930	Girona, Catalonia	Montilivi
Gimnástico de Tarragona	1886	Tarragona, Catalonia	José Luis Calderón
Ibiza	1956	Ibiza, Balearic Islands	Carrer Canàries
Levante	1909	Valencia, Valencia	Nuevo Estadio Levante
Linares	1961	Linares, Andalusia	Linarejos
Lleida	1939	Lleida, Catalonia	Camp d'Esports
Onteniente	1947	Ontinyent, Valencia	El Clariano
Portuense	1928	El Puerto de Santa María, Andalusia	José del Cuvillo
San Andrés	1909	Barcelona, Catalonia	Calle Santa Coloma
Sevilla Atlético	1950	Seville, Andalusia	Ciudad Deportiva José Ramón Cisneros Palacios
Vinaroz	1965	Vinaròs, Valencia	Campo Maestrat
Xerez	1947	Jerez de la Frontera, Andalusia	Domecq

League table

Results

Top goalscorers

Goalscorers	Goals	Team
ESP Andoni Murúa	23	Levante UD
ESP Fernando Aramburu	22	AgD Ceuta
ESP Ramón Clotet	19	UE Lleida
ESP Ángel Robles	16	Onteniente CF
ESP Enrique Martín	16	UE Lleida

Top goalkeepers

Goalkeeper	Goals	Matches	Average	Team
ESP Vicente Amigó	18	35		Gimnástico de Tarragona
ESP Jorge Barrie	20	38		Levante UD
ESP José Cervantes	27	33		AgD Ceuta
ESP Hilario Sánchez	29	30		CD Díter Zafra
ESP Jesús Luis Sánchez	38	38	.00	CF Calvo Sotelo

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