2006–07 Segunda División

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Segunda División
Season 2006–07
Champions Real Valladolid
Promoted
Real Valladolid
Almería
Real Murcia
Relegated
Real Madrid Castilla
Ponferradina
Lorca Deportiva
Vecindario
Matches played 462
Goals scored 1,131 (2.45 per match)
Top goalscorer
Spain Marcos Márquez

← 2005–06


2007–08 →




2006–07 Segunda División is located in Spain, Canary Islands

Alavés

Alavés



Albacete

Albacete



Almería

Almería



Cádiz

Cádiz



Castellón

Castellón



Elche

Elche



Hércules

Hércules



Lorca

Lorca



Málaga

Málaga



Murcia

Murcia



Ciudad de Murcia

Ciudad de Murcia



Numancia

Numancia



Poli Ejido

Poli Ejido



Ponferradina

Ponferradina



Real Madrid Castilla

Real Madrid Castilla



Salamanca

Salamanca



Sporting

Sporting



Valladolid

Valladolid



Xerez

Xerez



Las Palmas

Las Palmas



Tenerife

Tenerife



Vecindario

Vecindario




Location of teams in Segunda División 2007–08


The 2006–07 Segunda División season (known this season as the Liga BBVA for sponsorship reasons) was the 76th since its establishment. The first matches of the season were played on 27 August 2006, and the season ended on 17 June 2007. Alavés, Cádiz and Málaga were the teams which were relegated from La Liga the previous season. Las Palmas, Salamanca, Ponferradina and Vecindario were the teams which were promoted from Segunda División B the previous season.




Contents






  • 1 Teams


  • 2 Final table 2006–07


  • 3 Top goal scorers


  • 4 2006–07 results


  • 5 Teams by autonomous community


  • 6 See also


  • 7 References





Teams


The 2006–07 Segunda División was made up of the following teams:




  • Alavés

  • Albacete

  • Almería

  • Cádiz

  • Castellón

  • Ciudad de Murcia

  • Elche CF

  • Hércules CF

  • Las Palmas

  • Lorca

  • Málaga

  • Murcia

  • Numancia

  • Polideportivo Ejido

  • Ponferradina

  • Real Madrid Castilla

  • Salamanca

  • Sporting de Gijón

  • Tenerife

  • Valladolid

  • Vecindario

  • Xerez




Final table 2006–07




























































































































































































































































































Pos
 Team
Pld
W
D
L
GF
GA
GD
Pts
 Promotion or relegation
1
Valladolid (C, P)
 42
 26
 10
 6
 70
 35
 +35
 88
 Promotion to La Liga
2
Almería (P)
 42
 24
 8
 10
 73
 49
 +24
 80
3
Murcia (P)
 42
 21
 13
 8
 62
 45
 +17
 76
4
Ciudad de Murcia
 42
 18
 9
 15
 52
 44
 +8
 63
5
Cádiz
 42
 15
 16
 11
 53
 45
 +8
 61
6
Albacete
 42
 16
 12
 14
 49
 48
 +1
 60[a]
7
Tenerife
 42
 18
 6
 18
 48
 51
 −3
 60[a]
8
Numancia
 42
 15
 13
 14
 48
 44
 +4
 58[b]
9
Xerez
 42
 16
 10
 16
 47
 42
 +5
 58[b]
10
Elche
 42
 16
 10
 16
 47
 46
 +1
 58[b]
11
Poli Ejido
 42
 16
 10
 16
 52
 50
 +2
 58[b]
12
Salamanca
 42
 15
 12
 15
 53
 50
 +3
 57
13
Sporting Gijón
 42
 16
 8
 18
 53
 53
 0
 56[c]
14
Castellón
 42
 15
 11
 16
 48
 41
 +7
 56[c]
15
Málaga
 42
 14
 13
 15
 49
 50
 −1
 55
16
Hércules
 42
 14
 12
 16
 48
 52
 −4
 54
17
Alavés
 42
 13
 13
 16
 51
 60
 −9
 52
18
Las Palmas
 42
 13
 12
 17
 51
 59
 −8
 51
19
Real Madrid Castilla (R)
 42
 13
 10
 19
 55
 67
 −12
 49
 Relegation to Segunda División B
20
Ponferradina (R)
 42
 11
 13
 18
 45
 61
 −16
 46
21
Lorca Deportiva (R)
 42
 9
 10
 23
 37
 60
 −23
 37
22
Vecindario (R)
 42
 9
 7
 26
 42
 81
 −39
 34

Source: LFP - Liga Adelante
Rules for classification: 1st points; 2nd head-to-head points; 3rd head-to-head goal difference; 4th head-to-head goals scored; 5th goal difference; 6th number of goals scored; 7th Fair-play points
(C) Champion; (P) Promoted; (R) Relegated.
Notes:




  1. ^ ab TEN 1–0 ALB; ALB 2–0 TEN


  2. ^ abcd NUM: 14 pts; XER: 11 pts; ELC: 4 pts → EJI 2-1 ELC; EJI: 4 pts → ELC 2-0 PEJ


  3. ^ ab CAS 0–3 SPG; SPG 2–2 CAS




Top goal scorers


Last updated June 17, 2007





















































Goalscorers
 Goal
 Team

Spain Marcos Márquez
 20
Las Palmas

Spain Víctor
 19
Real Valladolid

Spain Álvaro Negredo
 18
Real Madrid Castilla

Spain Joseba Llorente
 18
Real Valladolid

Sweden Henok Goitom
 15
Ciudad de Murcia

Spain Braulio
 14
Salamanca

Uruguay Iván Alonso
 14
Real Murcia

Spain Xisco
 13
Vecindario

Argentina Gastón Casas
 12
Elche


2006–07 results


Last updated June 17, 2007.


To read this table, the home team is listed in the left-hand column.
ALA
ALB
ALM
CÁD
CAS
CMU
ELC
HÉR
LPA
LOR
MÁL
MUR
NUM
PEJ
PON
RMC
SAL
SGI
TEN
VLD
VEC
XER

Alavés
1-1
 1-0
 1-1
 2-0
 1-0
 1-1
 2-3
 1-2
 3-1
 0-1
 1-1
 2-2
 2-1
 1-2
 3-1
 0-2
 0-0
 0-0
 1-2
 5-1
 1-0

Albacete
 1-0
1-1
 4-1
 0-1
 2-2
 0-0
 0-1
 1-1
 1-0
 2-1
 0-0
 1-3
 1-1
 2-0
 1-0
 1-1
 2-1
 2-0
 0-2
 3-2
 0-0

Almería
 2-2
 2-1
2-1
 2-1
 3-1
 2-0
 3-0
 2-1
 4-0
 2-2
 2-1
 3-0
 3-1
 3-1
 1-0
 3-1
 2-0
 0-1
 3-2
 3-0
 1-1

Cádiz
 1-1
 1-2
 2-2
0-2
 1-2
 3-1
 1-1
 0-0
 0-0
 1-0
 1-1
 1-0
 0-0
 0-0
 3-3
 2-0
 1-1
 1-0
 0-0
 3-0
 1-2

Castellón
 2-0
 0-0
 1-1
 2-0
2-0
 1-2
 0-0
 2-0
 2-1
 0-1
 0-1
 3-1
 0-0
 4-0
 1-1
 1-2
 0-3
 2-1
 2-1
 0-0
 1-0

Ciudad de Murcia
 5-1
 2-1
 0-1
 1-1
 1-1
1-1
 2-1
 4-2
 2-1
 2-0
 1-1
 1-0
 3-0
 1-1
 0-0
 1-0
 3-1
 2-1
 1-0
 2-0
 1-0

Elche
 1-0
 1-2
 1-2
 1-1
 1-0
 1-2
2-0
 2-1
 0-2
 2-1
 1-1
 1-2
 2-0
 1-0
 2-1
 1-1
 1-0
 0-1
 0-1
 2-1
 1-1

Hércules
 3-1
 0-1
 0-2
 0-1
 2-2
 1-1
 0-2
1-1
 1-1
 0-1
 0-1
 2-0
 1-0
 3-0
 0-3
 2-0
 1-1
 3-1
 2-2
 1-0
 2-0

Las Palmas
 6-1
 0-1
 3-1
 0-3
 1-0
 0-1
 2-2
 3-1
2-1
 2-1
 1-0
 1-1
 0-2
 1-0
 2-1
 2-2
 3-1
 0-0
 2-2
 3-1
 0-1

Lorca
 1-2
 3-0
 3-1
 1-2
 0-4
 1-0
 2-0
 0-1
 0-1
2-2
 1-1
 1-1
 1-3
 1-0
 2-0
 0-2
 0-2
 2-3
 0-2
 1-1
 2-1

Málaga
 1-0
 0-3
 2-1
 1-1
 0-0
 0-0
 2-0
 0-0
 3-1
 4-0
1-2
 1-2
 1-1
 1-1
 3-3
 1-0
 1-1
 1-0
 0-1
 3-2
 1-0

Murcia
 1-0
 0-1
 3-2
 1-0
 2-1
 2-1
 0-2
 3-1
 3-1
 1-0
 3-2
3-0
 0-1
 1-1
 2-2
 1-0
 3-1
 1-4
 1-4
 4-3
 3-0

Numancia
 1-1
 1-1
 1-1
 1-0
 2-1
 2-1
 3-2
 2-2
 3-0
 0-0
 2-0
 1-2
3-1
 1-0
 0-1
 0-0
 2-0
 0-1
 1-2
 3-0
 1-0

Polideportivo Ejido
 5-2
 1-0
 1-2
 0-1
 0-2
 2-0
 2-1
 2-0
 1-1
 1-1
 4-1
 0-2
 0-0
1-1
 0-0
 1-0
 4-1
 4-2
 2-3
 1-0
 0-2

Ponferradina
 0-2
 4-3
 0-1
 1-3
 1-0
 1-0
 1-1
 4-1
 3-0
 2-1
 2-2
 1-1
 2-0
 2-0
0-3
 1-2
 0-3
 1-0
 2-2
 3-3
 1-1

R. M. Castilla
 1-1
 2-1
 3-1
 0-1
 1-1
 2-1
 0-2
 0-3
 0-3
 2-0
 2-1
 0-2
 0-0
 4-1
 3-1
2-1
 0-3
 2-3
 1-3
 3-2
 1-1

Salamanca
 3-0
 4-1
 2-0
 2-0
 1-2
 1-0
 0-1
 2-2
 2-2
 2-1
 0-0
 3-2
 0-0
 0-0
 3-3
 3-2
0-1
 0-0
 1-1
 2-3
 1-0

Sporting de Gijón
 1-1
 0-1
 1-2
 5-4
 2-2
 4-3
 0-0
 1-0
 2-0
 0-1
 1-3
 0-1
 1-0
 0-1
 1-0
 0-1
 2-1
1-1
 1-3
 1-0
 2-1

Tenerife
 1-0
 1-2
 2-1
 0-1
 2-0
 1-0
 2-0
 3-2
 3-1
 1-1
 1-2
 1-1
 1-0
 3-1
 0-1
 3-2
 1-0
 0-4
0-2
 0-2
 0-2

Valladolid
 1-0
 4-2
 2-2
 2-2
 1-0
 1-0
 1-0
 0-1
 2-0
 1-0
 1-0
 1-1
 2-0
 0-1
 1-0
 4-0
 2-3
 1-0
 1-0
3-0
 1-1

Vecindario
 0-1
 1-0
 0-1
 1-2
 4-2
 0-1
 1-4
 1-1
 1-0
 1-1
 1-1
 1-1
 1-5
 0-4
 1-0
 2-1
 0-3
 0-2
 2-1
 1-2
2-1

Xerez
 0-2
 0-1
 3-0
 1-4
 1-0
 2-0
 2-1
 0-2
 0-0
 1-0
 1-0
 1-1
 1-1
 2-1
 3-1
 3-1
 5-0
 3-1
 1-2
 1-1
 1-0


Teams by autonomous community



























































 Autonomous community
 Number of teams
 Teams
1
 Andalusia
 5
Almería, Cádiz, Málaga, Poli Ejido, Xerez
2
 Castile and León
 4
Numancia, Ponferradina, Salamanca, Valladolid
3
 Canary Islands
 3
Las Palmas, Tenerife, Vecindario

 Region of Murcia
 3
Ciudad de Murcia, Lorca, Murcia

 Valencian Community
 3
Castellón, Elche, Hércules
6
 Asturias
 1
Sporting de Gijón

 Basque Country
 1
Alavés

 Castile-La Mancha
 1
Albacete

 Madrid
 1
Real Madrid Castilla


See also


  • List of transfers of Segunda División – 2006–07 season


References


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