1969–70 Segunda División

The 1969–70 Segunda División season saw 20 teams participate in the second flight Spanish league. Sporting, Málaga and Espanyol were promoted to Primera División. Valladolid, Murcia, Salamanca, Ourense, Bilbao Athletic, Osasuna and Ilicitano were relegated to Tercera División.

Key to colors in league table:
Promoted to Primera División
Relegation playoff
Relegated to Tercera División

Position	Club	Played	Points	Wins	Draws	Losses	Goals for	Goals against	Goal Difference
1	Real Gijón	38	54	23	8	7	77	32	+45
2	CD Málaga	38	49	17	15	6	56	33	+23
3	RCD Español	38	49	19	11	8	64	35	+29
4	Real Betis	38	47	16	15	7	44	34	+10
5	Córdoba CF	38	43	17	9	12	40	40	0
6	Rayo Vallecano	38	41	14	13	11	41	32	+9
7	Real Oviedo	38	40	14	12	12	39	32	+7
8	CD San Andrés	38	37	13	11	14	32	34	-2
9	Onteniente CF	38	36	15	6	17	34	33	+1
10	Club Ferrol	38	36	14	8	16	37	50	-13
11	CD Castellón	38	35	14	7	17	36	43	-7
12	CF Calvo Sotelo	38	35	12	11	15	37	43	-6
13	Bilbao Athletic	38	35	13	9	16	33	39	-6
14	Burgos CF	38	35	12	11	15	46	54	-8
15	CA Osasuna	38	33	12	9	17	52	57	-5
16	CD Ilicitano	38	32	11	10	17	46	59	-13
17	Real Valladolid	38	32	12	8	18	45	59	-14
18	Real Murcia	38	31	9	13	16	34	46	-12
19	UD Salamanca	38	30	11	8	19	35	54	-19
20	CD Orense	38	30	11	8	19	36	55	-19

Relegation playoff


Home Matches:
Terrassa	2-0	Burgos
Hércules	4-0	Osasuna
Bilbao Athletic	2-1	Villarreal
Ilicitano	2-2	Racing


Away Matches:
Burgos	3-0	Terrassa	Agg:3-2
Osasuna	1-0	Hércules	Agg:1-4
Villarreal	2-1	Bilbao Athletic	Agg:3-3
Racing	0-0	Ilicitano	Agg:2-2
Deciding Matches:
Villarreal	2-1	Bilbao Athletic
Racing	1-0	Ilicitano

External links

(Spanish) Official LFP Site

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1969–70 Segunda División