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Football league season
Spanish League 2012–13 Tercera División started on 24 August 2012 and the season ended on 30 June 2013 with the promotion play-off finals.
Overview
There were 359 clubs competing in Tercera División (Third division) in the 2012–13 season, divided into 18 regional groups, accommodating between 18 and 21 clubs.
The following clubs finished as champions of their respective groups
The 18 group champion clubs participated in the Group Winners Promotion Play-off and the losers from these 9 play-off ties then proceeded to the Non-champions Promotion Play-off with clubs finishing second third and fourth.
League standings
Group I - Galicia
Top goalscorer
Top goalkeeper
Group II - Asturias
Top goalscorer
Top goalkeeper
Group III - Cantabria
Top goalscorer
Top goalkeeper
Group IV - Basque Country
P
Team
Pld
Pts
W
D
L
GF
GA
GD
1.
Laudio (C) (P)
38
81
23
12
3
65
29
+36
2.
Arenas Getxo
38
78
23
9
6
54
24
+30
3.
Portugalete
38
73
21
10
7
75
38
+37
4.
Leioa
38
71
20
11
7
43
28
+15
5.
Gernika
38
69
19
12
7
58
31
+27
6.
Zalla
38
67
18
13
7
51
36
+15
7.
Bermeo
38
52
12
16
10
52
47
+5
8.
Durango
38
48
11
15
12
39
44
+1
9.
Zamudio
38
47
11
14
13
41
52
–11
10.
Beasain
38
47
11
14
13
38
41
–3
11.
Lagun Onak
38
46
11
13
14
36
41
–5
12.
Baskonia
38
45
13
6
19
49
59
–10
13.
Pasaia
38
43
10
13
15
43
64
–21
14.
Alavés B
38
43
11
10
17
40
48
–8
15.
Elgoibar
38
43
10
13
15
35
42
–7
16.
Santutxu
38
41
10
11
17
39
55
–16
17.
Balmaseda
38
40
11
7
20
49
57
–8
18.
Getxo (R)
38
39
9
12
17
34
49
–15
19.
Aurrerá (R)
38
29
7
8
23
27
57
–30
20.
Anaitasuna (R)
38
25
6
7
25
35
61
–26
Top goalscorer
Top goalkeeper
Group V - Catalonia
P
Team
Pld
Pts
W
D
L
GF
GA
GD
1.
Olot (C) (P)
38
79
24
7
7
66
29
+37
2.
Cornellà
38
79
23
10
5
70
35
+35
3.
Europa
38
75
21
12
5
55
25
+30
4.
Manlleu
38
65
17
14
7
46
29
+17
5.
Figueres
38
59
16
11
11
52
45
+7
6.
Terrassa
38
57
15
12
11
47
36
+11
7.
Pobla Mafumet
38
52
14
10
14
49
50
–1
8.
Rapitenca
38
52
12
16
10
46
39
+7
9.
Gramenet
38
49
10
19
9
34
33
+1
10.
Gavà
38
48
13
9
16
38
42
–4
11.
Rubí
38
47
11
14
13
58
52
+6
12.
Palamós
38
46
11
13
14
48
55
–7
13.
Castelldefels
38
45
11
12
15
31
45
–14
14.
Vilassar
38
44
11
11
16
44
47
–3
15.
Santboià
38
42
9
15
14
41
47
–6
16.
Vilafranca
38
42
11
9
18
35
53
–18
17.
Montañesa
38
40
8
16
14
32
49
–17
18.
Júpiter (R)
38
37
9
10
19
41
59
–18
19.
Vic (R)
38
36
8
12
18
40
61
–21
20.
Balaguer (R)
38
24
4
12
22
35
77
–42
Top goalscorer
Top goalkeeper
Top goalscorer
Top goalkeeper
Top goalscorer
Top goalkeeper
Group VIII - Castilla and León
Top goalscorer
Top goalkeeper
Group IX - Eastern Andalusia and Melilla
Top goalscorer
Top goalkeeper
Group X - Western Andalusia and Ceuta
Top goalscorer
Top goalkeeper
Group XI - Balearic Islands
Top goalscorer
Top goalkeeper
Group XII - Canary Islands
Top goalscorer
Top goalkeeper
Group XIII - Region of Murcia
Top goalscorer
Top goalkeeper
Group XIV - Extremadura
Top goalscorer
Top goalkeeper
Group XV - Navarra
Top goalscorer
Top goalkeeper
Group XVI - La Rioja
Top goalscorer
Top goalkeeper
Group XVII - Aragón
Top goalscorer
Top goalkeeper
Group XVIII - Castilla-La Mancha
Top goalscorer
Top goalkeeper
Key
Notes
^ Team resigned at the end of the season and was relegated
^ Team deducted 3 points due to a non-appearance
^ Due to Salamanca relegation from Segunda División B to this group, the reserve team, Salamanca B , was forced to relegate to Primera Regional . Salamanca was liquidated due to the accumulation of unpaid debts
^ Team withdrawn from the competition
^ Team deducted 3 points due to a non-appearance
^ Team deducted 3 points due to a 2nd half non-appearance
^ Team withdrawn from the competition
^ Team deducted 3 points due to an illegal coach
^ Team deducted 3 points due to a non-appearance
External links
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