2021 Tercera División play-offs

The 2021 Tercera División play-offs to Segunda División RFEF from Tercera División (promotion play-offs) were the final play-offs for the promotion from 2020–21 Tercera División to 2021–22 Segunda División RFEF. The last four teams from the promotion groups and the top two clubs from the Play-off groups qualified for this stage.

Main article: 2020–21 Tercera División

Format

Due to the health crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in Spain, the RFEF decided for this season that there would be no games between teams from different Territorial Federations and thus not have problems with mobility restrictions. In addition, the remodeling of the RFEF national categories allows each Third Division group to have three promotion slots to the new Segunda División RFEF category, one of them through promotion play-offs.[1]

Six teams qualify from each of the Third Division groups. Four of them come from the groups called "C" or "promotion", and are those classified between the third and sixth position since the first two achieve direct promotion. The other two teams come from the groups called "D" or "play-off", and are the first two classified.[2]

As in the previous season, the promotion promotion was a single match in which the highest ranked teams has an advantage in the event of a tie. The fifth classified of group "C" faced the second classified of group "D"; and the sixth of the "C" did the same with the first of the "D". The winners of this first round faced the third and fourth teams of group "C" in the final round, deciding the third place for promotion in each of the groups.

Qualified teams
Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 Group 5 Group 6
C3Arosa C3L'Entregu C3Tropezón C3Sestao River C3Terrassa C3Intercity
C4Polvorín C4San Martín C4Siete Villas C4Vitoria C4Girona B C4Elche Ilicitano
C5Somozas C5Real Avilés C5Gimnástica Torrelavega C5Urduliz C5Cerdanyola del Vallès C5Roda
C6Alondras C6Llanes C6Escobedo C6Pasaia C6Granollers C6Atlético Saguntino
D1Estradense D1Tuilla D1Vimenor D1Anaitasuna D1Sant Andreu D1Villarreal C
D2Choco D2Caudal D2Sámano D2Deusto D2Vilassar de Mar D2Silla
Group 7 Group 8 Group 9 Group 10 Group 11 Group 12
C3Móstoles URJC C3Atlético Astorga C3Torredonjimeno C3Ciudad de Lucena C3Platges de Calvià C3San Fernando
C4Moratalaz C4Burgos Promesas C4Antequera C4Xerez C4Formentera C4Tenisca
C5Alcorcón B C6Júpiter Leonés C5Almería B C5Puente Genil C5Constància C5Atlético Paso
C6Rayo Vallecano B D1Arandina C6El Palo C6Ceuta C6Sant Jordi D1Buzanada
D1Torrejón D2Mirandés B D1Atlético Malagueño D2Utrera D1Mallorca B D2Tenerife B
D2Pozuelo de Alarcón D3Ávila D2Juventud Torremolinos D3Pozoblanco D2Santanyí D3Santa Úrsula
Group 13 Group 14 Group 15 Group 16 Group 17 Group 18
C3Mar Menor C3Coria C3Beti Kozkor C3Alfaro C3Huesca B C3Toledo
C4Cartagena B C4Moralo C4Ardoi C4UD Logroñés B C4Cuarte C4Atlético Albacete
C5Racing Murcia C5Diocesano C5Atlético Cirbonero C5Anguiano C5Belchite 97 C5Quintanar del Rey
D1La Unión Atlético C6Jerez C6Valle de Egüés C6Varea C6Utebo C6Torrijos
D2Cartagena FC D1Plasencia D1Pamplona D1Calahorra B D1Barbastro D1Guadalajara
D3Los Garres D2Miajadas D2Huarte D2Arnedo D2Binéfar D2Tarancón
  • Teams in bold promoted to Segunda RFEF

Group 1 – Galicia
Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
C3 Arosa (s) 0
C6 Alondras 0 D1 Estradense 0
D1 Estradense 1 C3 Arosa 2
C5 Somozas 0
C4 Polvorín 0
C5 Somozas 1 C5 Somozas 1
D2 Choco 0

Group 2 – Asturias
Quarter-finals[3] Semi-finals[3] Final[3]
C4 San Martín 0
C5 Avilés 2 C5 Avilés (a.e.t.) 1
D2 Caudal 0 C5 Avilés 1
C6 Llanes 0
C3 L'Entregu 1
C6 Llanes (s) 1 C6 Llanes (a.e.t.) 3
D1 Tuilla 1

Group 3 – Cantabria
Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
C3 Tropezón (a.e.t.) 2
C6 Escobedo (s) 1 C6 Escobedo 1
D1 Vimenor 1 C3 Tropezón 2
C4 Siete Villas 0
C4 Siete Villas (a.e.t.) 4
C5 Gimnástica de Torrelavega 2 C5 Gimnástica de Torrelavega 2
D2 Sámano 1

Group 4 – Basque Country
Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
C3 Sestao River 1
C6 Pasaia 0 D1 Anaitasuna 0
D1 Anaitasuna 1 C3 Sestao River 2
C5 Urduliz 0
C4 Vitoria 1
C5 Urduliz (s) 0 C5 Urduliz (a.e.t.) 2
D2 Deusto 0

Group 5 – Catalonia
Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
C4 Girona B 2
C5 Cerdanyola del Vallès 3 C5 Cerdanyola del Vallès 3
D2 Vilassar de Mar 2 C5 Cerdanyola del Vallès (a.e.t.) 3
D1 Sant Andreu 1
C3 Terrassa 0
C6 Granollers 0 D1 Sant Andreu 1
D1 Sant Andreu 1

Group 6 – Valencian Community
Quarter-finals[4] Semi-finals[4] Final[4]
C3 Intercity (s) 0
C6 Atlético Saguntino 0 D1 Villarreal C 0
D1 Villarreal C 3 C3 Intercity 1
C4 Elche Ilicitano 0
C4 Elche Ilicitano 2
C5 Roda 2 C5 Roda 0
D2 Silla 1

Group 7 – Community of Madrid
Quarter-finals[5] Semi-finals[5] Final[5]
C3 Móstoles URJC (s) 1
C6 Rayo Vallecano B 0 D1 Torrejón 1
D1 Torrejón 1 C3 Móstoles URJC 2
C4 Moratalaz 1
C4 Moratalaz (s) 1
C5 Alcorcón 1 C5 Alcorcón 1
D2 Pozuelo de Alarcón 0

Group 8 – Castile and León
Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
C4 Burgos Promesas 2
C6 Júpiter Leonés 3 C6 Júpiter Leonés 1
D3 Ávila 1 C4 Burgos Promesas (a.e.t.) 2
D2 Mirandés B 1
C3 Atlético Astorga 0
D1 Arandina 2 D2 Mirandés B 1
D2 Mirandés B 3

Group 9 – Eastern Andalusia and Melilla
Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
C4 Antequera (s.) 0
C5 Almería B 2 C5 Almería B 0
D2 Juventud Torremolinos 1 C4 Antequera (a.e.t.) 1
D1 Atlético Malagueño 0
C3 Torredonjimeno 1
C6 El Palo 2 D1 Atlético Malagueño 3
D1 Atlético Malagueño 3

Group 10 – Western Andalusia and Ceuta
Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
C4 Xerez (s.) 1
C5 Puente Genil 1 C5 Puente Genil 1
D3 Pozoblanco 0 C4 Xerez 0
C6 Ceuta 1
C3 Ciudad de Lucena 1
C6 Ceuta (s) 3 C6 Ceuta 2
D2 Utrera 3

Group 11 – Balearic Islands
Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
C4 Formentera 2
C5 Constància 2 C5 Constància 0
D2 Santanyí 0 C4 Formentera (s) 0
D1 Mallorca B 0
C3 Platges de Calvià 0
C6 Sant Jordi 0 D1 Mallorca B 1
D1 Mallorca B 2

Group 12 – Canary Islands
Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
C3 San Fernando (s) 1
D1 Buzanada 3 D1 Buzanada 1
D2 Tenerife B 2 C3 San Fernando 3
C4 Tenisca 0
C4 Tenisca (s) 0
C5 Atlético Paso (s) 1 C5 Atlético Paso 0
D3 Santa Úrsula 1

Group 13 – Region of Murcia
Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
C3 Mar Menor (s) 0
D1 La Unión Atlético 3 D1 La Unión Atlético 0
D2 Cartagena FC 1 C3 Mar Menor (s) 1
C4 Cartagena B 1
C4 Cartagena B (s) 1
C5 Racing Murcia (s) 0 C5 Racing Murcia 1
D3 Los Garres 0

Group 14 – Extremadura
Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
C3 Coria (s) 1
C6 Jerez 2 C6 Jerez 1
D1 Plasencia 0 C3 Coria (a.e.t.) 3
C5 Diocesano 1
C4 Moralo 0
C5 Diocesano (s) 1 C5 Diocesano 1
D2 Miajadas 1

Group 15 – Navarre
Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
C3 Beti Kozkor (s) 1
C5 Atlético Cirbonero 2 D2 Huarte 1
D2 Huarte (a.e.t.) 3 C3 Beti Kozkor 0
C4 Ardoi 2
C4 Ardoi 2
C6 Valle de Egüés 1 D1 Pamplona 1
D1 Pamplona 2

Group 16 – La Rioja
Quarter-finals[6] Semi-finals[6] Final[6]
C3 Alfaro 2
C6 Varea 2 C6 Varea 0
D1 Calahorra B 1 C3 Alfaro 1
C4 UD Logroñés B (a.e.t.) 2
C4 UD Logroñés B 1
C5 Anguiano (s) 0 C5 Anguiano 0
D2 Arnedo 0

Group 17 – Aragon
Quarter-finals[7] Semi-finals[7] Final[7]
C3 Huesca B 3
C5 Belchite 97 0 D2 Binéfar 2
D2 Binéfar 1 C3 Huesca B (a.e.t.) 2
C4 Cuarte 1
C4 Cuarte (s) 2
C6 Utebo (s) 1 C6 Utebo 2
D1 Barbastro 1

Group 18 – Castilla–La Mancha
Quarter-finals[8] Semi-finals[8] Final[8]
C3 Toledo (s) 1
C6 Torrijos 3 C6 Torrijos 1
D1 Guadalajara 0 C3 Toledo 1
C5 Quintanar del Rey 0
C4 Atlético Albacete 0
C5 Quintanar del Rey 2 C5 Quintanar del Rey 1
D2 Tarancón 1
  • The 36 teams that were promoted through promotion groups are included.
  • The numbers of years after the last promotion are referred to the last participation of the club in Segunda División B, the division that was partially replaced by the Segunda División RFEF.
Promoted to Segunda División RFEF[9]
Águilas
(First time ever)		 Alzira
(10 years later)		 Andratx
(First time ever)		 Antequera
(12 years later)		 Ardoi
(First time ever)		 Arenteiro
(32 years later)		 Arosa
(27 years later)		 Atlético Mancha Real
(4 years later)		 Atlético Pulpileño
(First time ever)
Avilés
(6 years later)		 Bergantiños
(32 years later)		 Brea
(First time ever)		 Burgos Promesas
(First time ever)		 Cacereño
(5 years later)		 Calvo Sotelo
(First time ever)		 Cayón
(First time ever)		 Ceares
(First time ever)		 Cerdanyola del Vallès
(First time ever)
Ceuta
(First time ever)		 Coria
(First time ever)		 Cristo Atlético
(First time ever)		 Eldense
(4 years later)		 Europa
(26 years later)		 Formentera
(3 years later)		 Gernika
(2 years later)		 Gimástica Segoviana
(3 years later)		 Huesca B
(First time ever)
Ibiza Islas Pitiusas
(First time ever)		 Intercity
(First time ever)		 Leganés B
(23 years later)		 Llanera
(First time ever)		 UD Logroñés B
(First time ever)		 Mar Menor
(First time ever)		 Marchamalo
(First time ever)		 Mensajero
(4 years later)		 Montijo
(First time ever)
Móstoles URJC
(First time ever)		 Náxara
(First time ever)		 Panadería Pulido
(First time ever)		 Peña Sport
(3 years later)		 Racing Rioja
(First time ever)		 Rayo Cantabria
(8 years later)		 Real Sociedad C
(First time ever)		 San Fernando
(First time ever)		 San Juan
(First time ever)
San Roque de Lepe
(5 years later)		 Sestao River
(4 years later)		 Terrassa
(11 years later)		 Teruel
(2 years later)		 Toledo
(3 years later)		 Tropezón
(6 years later)		 Unión Adarve
(2 years later)		 Vélez
(24 years later)		 Xerez Deportivo
(First time ever)

See also

References
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