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1982–83 Segunda División B

Field	Value
competition	Segunda División B
season	1982–83
winners	Bilbao Athletic
Granada CF
promoted	Bilbao Athletic
Granada CF
CD Tenerife
Algeciras CF
relegated	Cultural Leonesa
CF Reus Deportivo
CD Fuengirola
CD San Fernando
AD Torrejón
league topscorer	Ricardo Arrien
Agustín Lasaosa
(22 goals)
best goalkeeper	Vicente Gómez
(0.44 goals/match)
biggest home win	Bilbao Athletic 8–0 Andorra
(31 October 1982)
biggest away win	San Fernando 0–5 Albacete
(9 January 1983)
highest scoring	Bilbao Athletic 8–0 Andorra
(31 October 1982)
Barakaldo 5–3 Andorra
(6 March 1983)
matches	760
total goals	1724
prevseason	1981–82
nextseason	1983–84

Granada CF Granada CF CD Tenerife Algeciras CF CF Reus Deportivo CD Fuengirola CD San Fernando AD Torrejón Agustín Lasaosa (22 goals) (0.44 goals/match) (31 October 1982) (9 January 1983) (31 October 1982) Barakaldo 5–3 Andorra (6 March 1983)

The 1982–83 Segunda División B season was the 6th since its establishment. The first matches of the season were played on 4 September 1982, and the season ended on 22 May 1983.

Overview before the season

40 teams joined the league, including one relegated from the 1981–82 Segunda División and 6 promoted from the 1981–82 Tercera División. The composition of the groups was determined by the Royal Spanish Football Federation, attending to geographical criteria.

;Relegated from Segunda División:

Burgos CF

;Promoted from Tercera División:

Albacete Balompié
CD Binéfar
AD Parla
UD Poblense
Osasuna Promesas
CD Hospitalet

Group I

Teams

Teams from Andorra, Aragon, Asturias, Basque Country, Canary Islands, Castile and León, Catalonia, Galicia and Navarre.

Team	Founded	Home city	Stadium
Endesa Andorra	1957	Andorra, Aragon	Juan Antonio Endeiza
FC Andorra	1942	Andorra la Vella, Andorra	Camp d'Esports de les Valls
Barakaldo	1917	Barakaldo, Basque Country	Lasesarre
Bilbao Athletic	1964	Bilbao, Basque Country	Lezama
Binéfar	1922	Binéfar, Aragon	El Segalar
Burgos	1936	Burgos, Castile and León	El Plantío
Compostela	1962	Compostela, Galicia	Santa Isabel
Cultural Leonesa	1923	León, Castile and León	Antonio Amilivia
Erandio	1915	Erandio, Basque Country	Nuevo Ategorri
Gimnástico de Tarragona	1886	Tarragona, Catalonia	Nou Estadi
Huesca	1960	Huesca, Aragon	El Alcoraz
Lérida	1939	Lleida, Catalonia	Camp d'Esports
Logroñés	1940	Logroño, La Rioja	Las Gaunas
Osasuna Promesas	1962	Pamplona, Navarre	Tajonar
Racing de Ferrol	1919	Ferrol, Galicia	Manuel Rivera
Reus	1909	Reus, Catalonia	Camp Nou Reus
San Sebastián	1951	San Sebastián, Basque Country	Atotxa
Sestao	1916	Sestao, Basque Country	Las Llanas
Sporting Atlético	1960	Gijón, Asturias	Mareo
Tenerife	1912	Tenerife, Canary Islands	Heliodoro Rodríguez López

League table

Results

Top goalscorers

Goalscorers	Goals	Team
ESP Ricardo Arrien	22	Bilbao Athletic
ESP Agustín Lasaosa	22	Tenerife
ESP Julio Salinas	21	Bilbao Athletic
ESP David Amaral	16	Tenerife
ESP Cholo	16	Burgos

Top goalkeepers

Goalkeeper	Goals	Matches	Team
ESP Chuco	28	37	Burgos
ESP José Palomo	30	38	Gimnástico de Tarragona
ESP Agustín Elduayen	26	32	San Sebastián
ESP Peio Aguirreoa	27	32	Tenerife
ESP Patxi Iru	35	38	Bilbao Athletic

Group II

Teams from Andalusia, Aragon, Balearic Islands, Castile and León, Castilla–La Mancha, Catalonia, Ceuta, Extremadura, Madrid, Region of Murcia and Valencian Community.

Teams

Team	Founded	Home city	Stadium
Albacete	1940	Albacete, Castilla–La Mancha	Carlos Belmonte
Alcalá	1923	Alcalá de Henares, Madrid	El Val
Alcoyano	1928	Alcoy, Valencian Community	El Collao
Algeciras	1909	Algeciras, Andalusia	El Mirador
Antequerano	1939	Antequera, Andalusia	El Maulí
Badajoz	1905	Badajoz, Extremadura	Vivero
Calvo Sotelo	1948	Puertollano, Castilla–La Mancha	Empetrol
Ceuta	1970	Ceuta	Alfonso Murube
Fuengirola	1931	Fuengirola, Andalusia	Santa Fe de los Boliches
Hospitalet	1957	L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, Catalonia	Municipal de Deportes
Granada	1931	Granada, Andalusia	Los Cármenes
Ibiza	1956	Ibiza, Balearic Islands	Carrer Canàries
Real Jaén	1929	Jaén, Andalusia	La Victoria
Lorca	1969	Lorca, Region of Murcia	San José
Parla	1973	Parla, Madrid	Los Prados
Poblense	1935	Sa Pobla, Balearic Islands	Nou Camp Sa Pobla
Portuense	1928	El Puerto de Santa María, Andalusia	José del Cuvillo
San Fernando	1940	San Fernando, Andalusia	Marqués de Varela
Talavera	1948	Talavera de la Reina, Castilla–La Mancha	El Prado
Torrejón	1953	Torrejón de Ardoz, Madrid	Las Veredillas

League table

Results

Top goalscorers

Goalscorers	Goals	Team
ESP Juan José Camacho	21	Calvo Sotelo
ESP Manolito	15	Antequerano
ESP Juan Antonio Anquela	13	Real Jaén
ESP Jesús Ayúcar	12	Talavera
ESP Joan Golobart	12	Hospitalet

Top goalkeepers

Goalkeeper	Goals	Matches	Team
ESP Vicente Gómez	13	29	Algeciras
ESP José Villalba Arana	24	38	Albacete
ESP Gregorio de Pablos	28	37	Antequerano
ESP Agapito Moncaleán	25	31	Lorca
ESP Alejandro Valero	29	33	Badajoz

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