Divisiones Regionales de Fútbol in the Community of Madrid

Segunda de Aficionados
Founded	1986
Country	Spain
Number of teams	144; 8 groups of 18
Level on pyramid	8
Promotion to	Primera Aficionados
Relegation to	Tercera Aficionados
Domestic cup(s)	None
Website	http://www.ffmadrid.org/pnfg/

Primera de Aficionados
Founded	1986
Country	Spain
Number of teams	72; 4 groups of 18
Level on pyramid	7
Promotion to	Categoría Preferente
Relegation to	Aficionados
Domestic cup(s)	None
Website	http://www.ffmadrid.org/pnfg/

Preferente
Founded	1986
Country	Spain
Number of teams	2 groups of 18 teams each one
Level on pyramid	6
Promotion to	3ª RFEF - Group 7
Relegation to	Primera de Aficionados
Domestic cup(s)	None
Website	http://www.ffmadrid.org/pnfg/

The Divisiones Regionales de Fútbol in the Community of Madrid, are organized by the Madrid Football Federation:

Categoría Preferente de Aficionados, 2 Groups of 18 teams (Level 6 of the Spanish football pyramid)
Primera Categoría de Aficionados, 4 Groups of 18 teams (Level 7)
Segunda Categoría de Aficionados, 8 Groups of 18 teams (Level 8)
Tercera Categoría de Aficionados, 16 Groups of 18 teams (Level 9)

League chronology

Timeline

Categoría Preferente

Categoría Preferente is the sixth level of competition of the Spanish Football League in the Community of Madrid.

Competition System

The league consists of two groups of 18 teams. At the end of the season the first two teams from each group are promoted to the Tercera División RFEF (Group 7). The last four of each group (15th, 16th, 17th and 18th) are relegated to Primera de Aficionados.

At this level, a reserve team and its parent can play at the same level in different groups. If the reserve team are in the promotion zone, the first team is promoted. If both teams are in the promotion zone, the third placed club within the group will be promoted. If the first team finishes in the relegation zone, the reserve team is demoted.

2023–24 teams

Group 1

Alameda de Osuna
Aravaca
Cala Pozuelo
Colmenar Viejo
Concepción
Coslada
La Moraleja
Las Rozas B
Moratalaz
Robledo
San Agustín del Guadalix
San Fernando de Henares
San Sebastián de los Reyes B
Sporting Hortaleza
Torrejón B
Unión Valdebernardo
Unión Zona Norte
Vicálvaro

Group 2

Aluche
Arganda
Atlético Pinto
Campamento
Carabanchel
El Álamo
Fortuna
Fuenlabrada Promesas
Los Yébenes-San Bruno
Móstoles
Móstoles URJC B
Moratalaz B
Parla Escuela
Racing Madrid City
Real Aranjuez
Sitio de Aranjuez
Villaverde San Andrés
Villaviciosa Odón

Champions

Season	Group I	Group II
2020–21	Galapagar	Ursaria
2019–20	Complutense	Móstoles CF
2018–19	Moratalaz	El Álamo
2017–18	Las Rozas CF	Carabanchel
2016–17	Colmenar Viejo	CP Parla Escuela
2015–16	FC Villanueva del Pardillo	SR Villaverde-Boetticher CF
2014–15	Aravaca CF	CD Colonia Moscardó
2013–14	Alcobendas-Levitt CF	CD Móstoles URJC

Primera de Aficionados

Primera Categoría de Aficionados is the seventh level of competition in the Spanish league football in Madrid.

The league consists of four groups of 18 teams. At the end of the season, the first two teams from each group are promoted to the Preferente.

The last four classified in each group are relegated to the Segunda de Aficionados.

The first team and its reserve teams (maximum of three) can play on the same level in different groups. The first team is prompted whenever a reserve team is in the promotion zone. If the first team is in the relegation zone, the lowest reserve team is demoted.

2023–24 teams

Group 1

At. Leones de Castilla
Celtic Castilla
Cerceda CF
Colmenar Viejo B
DAV Santa Ana
Electrocor Las Rozas
Fom. Alumni
CD Fundación
Galapagar B
Lucero Linces B
Nuevo Boadilla
Puerta de Madrid
Siete Picos
Tres Cantos B
Unión Adarve B
Villanueva del Pardillo B
Villanueva de la Cañada
Vilalviciosa de Odón B

Group 2

Alcobendas CF
At. Chopera Alcobendas
Avance
Canillas B
Carranza
Complutense
Concepción B
Daganzo
EMF CD Cobeña
Esperanza
Henares Distrito IV
Sp. Hortaleza B
Juventud Sanse
Rayo Ciudad Alcobendas
San Roque E.F.F
Los Santos de la Humosa
Racing Veracruz
Valdevebas

Group 3

AD Villaverde Bajo
Dep. Ciempozuelos
Ciudad de los Ángeles
Ciudad de Pinto
Dosa
EF Arganda
EF Ciudad de Getafe
EF Rivas Vaciamadrid
EF Valdemoro
FEPE Getafe III
Griñón B
Inter Valdemoro
Mejoreño
Periso
Racing Villaverde
Rivas CF
Santa María del Pilar
Tajamar

Group 4

Alzola-Halcones
Atl. Trabenco
Atl. Valdeiglesias
Cultural Miraflor
EF At. Casarrubuelos
EF Carabanchel
EMF Moraleja de Enmedio
Griñón
Humanes
Lucero-Linces
Los Yébenes-San Bruno B
Lugo Fuenlabrada
Madrid Río
UD Móstoles Balompié
Navalcarnero B
Nuevo Puerta Bonita
Orcasitas
Usera

Segunda de Aficionados

The Segunda de Aficionados is the eighth level of competition in the Spanish League Football in the Community of Madrid. It lies immediately below the Primera de Aficionados.

The league consists of 8 groups, each consisting of 18 teams. At the end of the season, the first 2 teams in each group promoted to the Primera de Aficionados.

The last 2 teams of each group and the six worst 16th-placed teams are relegated to the Tercera de Aficionados.

The first team is promoted whenever a reserve team is in the promotion zone. The reserve team is demoted whenever the first team is in the relegation zone.

Some teams playing in this level

AD El Pardo

Tercera de Aficionados

Tercera de Aficionados

Founded	1986
Country	Spain
Number of teams	197; 11 groups
Level on pyramid	9
Promotion to	Aficionados
Domestic cup(s)	None
Website	http://www.ffmadrid.org/pnfg/

The Tercera de Aficionados is the ninth level of competition in the Spanish League Football in the Community of Madrid. It lies immediately below the Segunda de Aficionados.

The league consists of 11 groups: one group of 17 teams and ten of 18. At the end of the season the first 2 teams in each group are promoted to the Segunda de Aficionados.

The first team is promoted whenever a reserve team is the promotion zone.

Some teams playing in this level

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