1985–86 Segunda División

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Segunda División
Season1985–86
Champions Real Murcia
Promoted
Relegated
Matches played380
Goals scored937 (2.47 per match)
Top goalscorer Flag of Spain.svg Alcañiz
1986–87 →

The 1985–86 Segunda División season saw 20 teams participate in the second flight Spanish league. Real Murcia, CE Sabadell FC and RCD Mallorca were promoted to Primera División. Albacete Bp., Deportivo Aragón, CD Tenerife and Atlético Madrileño were relegated to Segunda División B.

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Teams

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Canary Islands  (see below)
Location of teams in Segunda División 1985-86
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TeamHome cityStadium
 Albacete Balompié  Albacete  Carlos Belmonte
 Deportivo Aragón Zaragoza La Romareda
 Atlético Madrileño  Madrid  Vicente Calderón
Barcelona Atlètic Barcelona Mini Estadi
Bilbao Athletic Bilbao San Mamés
Cartagena FC Cartagena El Almarjal
CD Castellón Castellón de la Plana Castalia
Castilla CF Madrid Ciudad Deportiva
Deportivo La Coruña A Coruña Riazor
Elche CF Elche Nuevo Estadio
CD Logroñés Logroño Las Gaunas
CD Málaga Málaga La Rosaleda
 RCD Mallorca Mallorca  Lluís Sitjar
 Real Murcia  Murcia La Condomina
Real Oviedo Oviedo Carlos Tartiere
Rayo Vallecano Madrid Vallecas
Recreativo de Huelva Huelva Colombino
 CE Sabadell Sabadell  Nova Creu Alta
Sestao SC Sestao Las Llanas
 CD Tenerife  Santa Cruz de Tenerife Heliodoro Rodríguez López

Final table

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion or relegation
1 Real Murcia 3822886630+3652Promoted to Primera División
2 CE Sabadell FC 38151674930+1946
3 RCD Mallorca 381810105437+1746
4 Elche CF 38197124436+845
5 CD Castellón 38189116142+1945
6 Deportivo de La Coruña 381711105238+1445
7 Bilbao Athletic 38188125351+244
8 Real Oviedo 381710114536+944
9 Recreativo de Huelva 38178136355+842
10 Sestao 38167154945+439
11 CD Málaga 381311144647−137
12 Castilla CF 38146184561−1634
13 Barcelona Atlètic 38138174148−734
14 Cartagena FC 381014143741−434
15 Rayo Vallecano 38129174654−833
16 CD Logroñés 381013154644+233
17 Albacete Bp. 38127193562−2731Relegated to Segunda División B
18 Deportivo Aragón 38910193555−2028
19 CD Tenerife 38810204359−1626
20 Atlético Madrileño 3886242766−3922
Source: BDFutbol

Results

Home \ Away ALB ARA ATM BAR BIL CAR CAS CST DEP ELC LOG MGA MLL MUR OVI RAY REC SAB SES TEN
Albacete —4–13–22–11–01–10–00–21–01–20–00–12–00–20–04–12–12–22–11–0
Dep. Aragón 1–0—1–20–01–21–11–20–12–13–20–12–33–21–01–02–21–00–31–13–1
At. Madrileño 2–10–1—1–30–10–11–42–01–00–11–01–10–10–30–32–10–00–01–30–0
Barcelona At. 1–22–11–3—0–11–13–14–01–01–12–12–24–11–11–01–02–10–10–21–0
Bilbao Ath. 2–01–15–06–2—4–02–13–12–02–02–00–12–11–02–11–33–20–02–02–1
Cartagena 4–00–00–10–21–1—1–10–11–12–10–01–10–01–20–02–01–01–13–02–0
Castellón 5–12–24–00–10–01–0—4–03–20–03–22–10–01–12–04–25–10–34–03–1
Castilla 5–01–02–11–01–02–11–0—1–12–33–12–01–10–32–31–03–41–13–21–3
Deportivo 3–03–02–11–04–02–11–11–0—2–01–13–01–12–12–22–12–11–10–02–1
Elche 1–02–03–02–02–12–12–02–12–0—1–00–01–00–00–03–10–20–02–11–2
Logroñés 0–11–02–20–06–01–10–13–13–02–1—2–21–21–22–00–13–01–01–14–2
Málaga 0–01–03–00–06–11–33–01–01–31–20–0—0–00–11–12–12–01–12–32–1
Mallorca 3–14–13–01–02–00–04–11–01–21–02–13–2—2–02–01–02–30–04–11–0
Murcia 3–02–11–02–02–23–12–06–11–13–13–11–22–1—5–00–02–00–21–02–0
Oviedo 5–11–01–03–11–12–00–13–01–03–02–11–01–21–1—2–11–10–01–02–1
Rayo 3–02–23–12–12–02–10–21–11–20–01–10–21–10–03–0—2–13–21–02–0
Recreativo 1–10–03–03–16–11–02–11–11–12–13–33–02–12–01–03–2—2–13–14–1
Sabadell 1–02–02–03–10–02–31–12–10–00–10–01–02–12–10–13–04–2—1–13–1
Sestao 2–02–01–02–00–00–11–02–03–11–03–03–00–01–40–24–11–12–0—3–1
Tenerife 3–11–12–20–02–03–00–11–10–21–20–03–12–21–31–10–03–02–22–1—
Source: BDFutbol
Colours: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

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