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1991–92 Segunda División B

Field	Value
competition	Segunda División B
season	1991–92
winners	Cartagena
Marbella
Salamanca
Sant Andreu
promoted	Badajoz
Lugo
Marbella
Villarreal
relegated	Alzira
Atlético Sanluqueño
Binéfar
Cambados
Fabril
Fraga
Fuengirola
Gandía
Huesca
Lalín
Los Boliches
Mollerussa
Mosconia
Oliva
Roldán
Torrent
league topscorer	Adriano García
(24 goals)
best goalkeeper	Luis Raudona
(0.38 goals/match)
biggest home win	Xerez 8–0 Marino
(9 February 1992)
Manlleu 8–0 Baskonia
(17 May 1992)
biggest away win	Fuengirola 0–5 Maspalomas
(3 November 1991)
Mosconia 0–5 Logroñés B
(8 December 1991)
Logroñés B 0–5 Salamanca
(11 April 1992)
highest scoring	Maspalomas 8–1 Villanovense
(23 February 1992)
Mollerussa 3–6 FC Andorra
(8 March 1992)
Extremadura 7–2 Poli Ejido
(29 March 1992)
Maspalomas 8–1 Los Boliches
(24 May 1992)
matches	1520
total goals	3430
longest wins	6 matches
Real Sociedad B
Hércules
Marbella
longest unbeaten	23 matches
Linense
longest winless	17 matches
Torrent
longest losses	9 matches
Huesca
prevseason	1990–91
nextseason	1992–93

Marbella Salamanca Sant Andreu Lugo Marbella Villarreal Atlético Sanluqueño Binéfar Cambados Fabril Fraga Fuengirola Gandía Huesca Lalín Los Boliches Mollerussa Mosconia Oliva Roldán Torrent (24 goals) (0.38 goals/match) (9 February 1992) Manlleu 8–0 Baskonia (17 May 1992) (3 November 1991) Mosconia 0–5 Logroñés B (8 December 1991) Logroñés B 0–5 Salamanca (11 April 1992) (23 February 1992) Mollerussa 3–6 FC Andorra (8 March 1992) Extremadura 7–2 Poli Ejido (29 March 1992) Maspalomas 8–1 Los Boliches (24 May 1992) Real Sociedad B Hércules Marbella Linense Torrent Huesca

The 1991–92 Segunda División B season was the 15th since its establishment. The first matches of the season were played on 31 August 1991, and the season ended in 28 June 1992 with the promotion play-off final games.

Overview before the season

80 teams joined the league, including five relegated from the 1990–91 Segunda División and 18 promoted from the 1990–91 Tercera División. The composition of the groups was determined by the Royal Spanish Football Federation, attending to geographical criteria.

;Relegated from Segunda División:

Orihuela
Elche
Salamanca
Levante
Xerez

;Promoted from Tercera División:

Fabril
Lalín
Mosconia
Valladolid B
Fraga
Logroñés B
Hernani
Tudelano
Gimnàstic
Oliva
Villarreal
Roldán
Marbella
Polideportivo Ejido
Villanovense
Portuense
Jaén
Maspalomas

Group 1

Teams from Asturias, Cantabria, Castile and Leon, Galicia, La Rioja and Navarre.

Teams

Team	Founded	Home city	Stadium
As Pontes	1960	As Pontes, Galicia	O Poboado
Real Ávila	1923	Ávila, Castile and Leon	Adolfo Suárez
Cambados	1963	Cambados, Galicia	Burgáns
Cultural Leonesa	1923	León, Castile and Leon	Antonio Amilvia
Fabril	1914	A Coruña, Galicia	Anexo de Riazor
Gimnástica de Torrelavega	1907	Torrelavega, Cantabria	El Malecón
Lalín	1974	Lalín, Galicia	Manuel Anxo Cortizo
Logroñés B	1950	Logroño, La Rioja	Las Gaunas
Lugo	1953	Lugo, Galicia	Anxo Carro
Mosconia	1961	Grado, Asturias	Marqués de La Vega de Anzo
Numancia	1945	Soria, Castile and León	Los Pajaritos
Orense	1952	Ourense, Galicia	O Couto
Real Oviedo B	1930	Oviedo, Asturias	Carlos Tartiere
Palencia	1975	Palencia, Castile and León	La Balastera
Ponferradina	1922	Ponferrada, Castile and Leon	Fuentesnuevas
Pontevedra	1941	Pontevedra, Galicia	Pasarón
Salamanca	1923	Salamanca, Castile and Leon	Helmántico
Sporting Gijón B	1960	Gijón, Asturias	Mareo
Tudelano	1935	Tudela, Navarre	José Antonio Elola
Valladolid B	1942	Valladolid, Castile and León	Anexo José Zorrilla

League table

Results

Top goalscorers

Goalscorers	Goals	Team
ESP Quecho	19	Ourense
ESP Pinki	14	Numancia
ESP Luisito	14	Ávila
ESP Jesús Hevia	14	Ponferradina
ESP Arturo Patiño	14	Fabril

Top goalkeepers

Goalkeeper	Goals	Matches	Team
ESP Manuel Cervantes	21	37	Salamanca
ESP José Luis Manzanedo	25	38	Cultural Leonesa
ESP Manuel Ares	25	36	Ourense
ESP Agapito Moncaleán	28	38	Gimnástica Torrelavega
ESP Miguel Ángel Arrastia	35	35	Tudelano

Group 2

Teams from Andorra, Aragon, Balearic Islands, Basque Country, Catalonia and Navarre.

Teams

Team	Founded	Home city	Stadium
Alavés	1921	Vitoria-Gasteiz, Basque Country	Mendizorroza
FC Andorra	1942	Andorra la Vella, Andorra	Comunal
Barakaldo	1917	Barakaldo, Basque Country	Lasesarre
Basconia	1913	Basauri, Basque Country	Basozelai
Binéfar	1922	Binéfar, Aragon	El Segalar
Fraga	1947	Fraga, Aragon	La Estacada
Gimnàstic de Tarragona	1886	Tarragona, Catalonia	Nou Estadi Tarragona
Girona	1930	Girona, Catalonia	Montilivi
Hernani	1940	Hernani, Basque Country	Zubipe
Hospitalet	1957	L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, Catalonia	Municipal de Deportes
Huesca	1960	Huesca, Aragon	El Alcoraz
Lemona	1923	Lemoa, Basque Country	Arlonagusia
Sporting Mahonés	1974	Mahón, Balearic Islands	Bintaufa
Manlleu	1933	Manlleu, Catalonia	Municipal Manlleu
Mollerussa	1930	Mollerussa, Catalonia	Municipal Mollerussa
Osasuna B	1962	Aranguren, Navarre	Tajonar
Real Sociedad B	1951	San Sebastián, Basque Country	Atotxa
Sant Andreu	1909	Barcelona, Catalonia	Narcís Sala
Santurtzi	1952	Santurtzi, Basque Country	San Jorge
Zaragoza B	1958	Zaragoza, Aragon	Ciudad Deportiva del Real Zaragoza

League table

Results

Top goalscorers

Goalscorers	Goals	Team
ESP Chili	19	FC Andorra
ESP Juan Carlos Lasheras	18	Barakaldo
ESP Salvador Cardona	17	FC Andorra
ESP Manolo Baena	16	L'Hospitalet
ESP Joseba Irazusta	16	Real Sociedad B

Top goalkeepers

Goalkeeper	Goals	Matches	Team
ESP Jaume Torras	29	37	Manlleu
ESP Peio Aguirreoa	31	38	Alavés
ESP Julio Escalante	28	33	Barakaldo
ESP Eduard Abadal	34	38	Sant Andreu
ESP Rafael Arumí	41	38	Gimnàstic

Group 3

Teams from Castilla–La Mancha, Madrid, Region of Murcia and Valencian Community

Teams

Team	Founded	Home city	Stadium
Alcoyano	1928	Alcoy, Valencian Community	El Collao
Alzira	1946	Alzira, Valencian Community	Luis Suñer Picó
Atlético Madrid B	1969	Madrid, Madrid	Vicente Calderón
Benidorm	1964	Benidorm, Valencian Community	Foietes
Cartagena FC	1940	Cartagena, Region of Murcia	Cartagonova
Elche	1923	Elche, Valencian Community	Martínez Valero
Gandía	1947	Gandia, Valencian Community	Guillermo Olagüe
Getafe	1983	Getafe, Madrid	Las Margaritas
Hércules	1922	Alicante, Valencian Community	José Rico Pérez
Leganés	1928	Leganés, Madrid	Luis Rodríguez de Miguel
Levante	1909	Valencia, Valencian Community	Nou Estadi Llevant
Oliva	1946	Oliva, Valencian Community	El Morer
Orihuela	1944	Orihuela, Valencian Community	Los Arcos
Roldán	N/A	Roldán, Region of Murcia	San José
Tomelloso	1979	Tomelloso, Castilla–La Mancha	Municipal
Torrent	1922	Torrent, Valencian Community	San Gregorio
Torrevieja	1971	Torrevieja, Valencian Community	Vicente García
Valdepeñas	1956	Valdepeñas, Castilla–La Mancha	La Molineta
Villarreal	1923	Villarreal, Valencian Community	El Madrigal
Yeclano	1950	Yecla, Region of Murcia	Municipal de Deportes

League table

Results

Top goalscorers

Goalscorers	Goals	Team
ESP Adriano García	24	Villarreal
ESP Manuel Alfaro	16	Atlético Madrid B
ESP Julián Sanz	15	Gandía
ESP César Melo	14	Yeclano
ESP Jesús de Huerta	14	Elche

Top goalkeepers

Goalkeeper	Goals	Matches	Team
ESP Luis Raudona	14	37	Cartagena
ESP Juan Carlos Arévalo	27	37	Yeclano
ESP Javier Aguilera	29	36	Leganés
ESP Javier Falagán	25	30	Hércules
ESP Pedro Caballero	32	38	Getafe

Group 4

Teams from Andalusia, Canary Islands, Extremadura and Melilla.

Teams

Team	Founded	Home city	Stadium
Badajoz	1905	Badajoz, Extremadura	Vivero
Betis Deportivo	1962	Seville, Andalusia	Benito Villamarín
Córdoba	1954	Córdoba, Andalusia	El Arcángel
Ejido	1969	El Ejido, Andalusia	Santo Domingo
Estepona	1947	Estepona, Andalusia	Francisco Muñoz Pérez
Extremadura	1924	Almendralejo, Extremadura	Francisco de la Hera
Fuengirola	1931	Fuengirola, Andalusia	Santa Fe de los Boliches
Granada	1931	Granada, Andalusia	Los Cármenes
Real Jaén	1929	Jaén, Andalusia	La Victoria
Linense	1912	La Línea de la Concepción, Andalusia	Municipal La Línea de la Concepción
Los Boliches	1973	Fuengirola, Andalusia	Santa Fe de los Boliches
Marbella	1947	Marbella, Andalusia	Municipal Marbella
Marino	1936	Playa de las Américas, Canary Islands	Antonio Domínguez Alfonso
Maspalomas	1969	Maspalomas, Canary Islands	Municipal de Maspalomas
Melilla	1976	Melilla	Álvarez Claro
Portuense	1928	El Puerto de Santa María, Andalusia	José del Cuvillo
Recreativo de Huelva	1889	Huelva, Andalusia	Colombino
Atlético Sanluqueño	1948	Sanlúcar de Barrameda, Andalusia	El Palmar
Villanovense	1951	Villanueva de la Serena, Extremadura	Romero Cuerda
Xerez	1947	Jerez de la Frontera, Andalusia	Chapín

League table

Results

Top goalscorers

Goalscorers	Goals	Team
ESP Rafael Pozo	23	Badajoz
ESP Manuel Sousa	16	Marbella
ESP Manuel Mosquera	16	Extremadura
ESP Víctor Bermúdez	14	Maspalomas
ESP José Luis Sarabia	12	Badajoz

Top goalkeepers

Goalkeeper	Goals	Matches	Team
ESP Francisco Leal	23	37	Marbella
ESP José Requena	25	37	Linense
ESP José Luis Diezma	27	34	Extremadura
ESP José Luis Montes	33	38	Melilla
ESP José Manuel Pariente	29	33	Recreativo

Play-offs

Main article: 1992 Segunda División B play-offs

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