Segunda División 1998/99

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Segunda División 1998/99
Primera División logo
master Málaga CF
Climbers Málaga CF ,
Numancia CD ,
Sevilla FC ,
Rayo Vallecano
Relegation ↑ Sevilla FC,
Rayo Vallecano
Relegated RCD Mallorca B ,
FC Barcelona B ,
Hércules Alicante ,
CD Ourense
Teams 22nd
Games 462 + 4 play-off games
Gates 1120  (ø 2.4 per game)
Top scorer Catanha ( Málaga CF )
← Segunda División 1997/98
↑ Primera División 1998/99

The Segunda División 1998/99 was the 68th season of the second highest Spanish football league . It began on August 29, 1998 and ended on June 20, 1999. Between June 27 and June 30, 1999, the play-off games were played. The champions became the FC Málaga .

Before the season

The 22 teams met twice on 42 match days. The two best teams went straight to the Primera División . The third and fourth placed played against the 17th and 18th of the Primera División for promotion. Reserve teams are not eligible for promotion. The last four clubs were relegated.

Relegated from the Primera División took SD Compostela , CP Mérida and Sporting Gijon in part. From the Segunda División B came FC Málaga , RCD Mallorca B , FC Barcelona B and Recreativo Huelva .

Closing table

Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
 1. Málaga CF (N)  42  22nd  13  7th 072:470 +25 79
 2. Atlético Madrid B 1  42  21st  11  10 073:510 +22 74
 3. CD Numancia  42  21st  10  11 068:400 +28 73
 4th Sevilla FC  42  20th  11  11 066:500 +16 71
 5. Rayo Vallecano  42  19th  14th  9 064:490 +15 71
 6th UD Las Palmas  42  17th  17th  8th 057:380 +19 68
 7th CD Toledo  42  18th  11  13 054:490  +5 65
 8th. SD Compostela (A)  42  16  13  13 060:530  +7 61
 9. Sporting Gijón (A)  42  16  11  15th 047:470  ± 0 59
10. CP Mérida (A)  42  15th  14th  13 048:410  +7 59
11. UE Lleida  42  15th  14th  13 052:500  +2 59
12. Recreativo Huelva (N)  42  14th  16  12 040:350  +5 58
13. CA Osasuna  42  15th  12  15th 044:510  −7 57
14th CD Badajoz  42  12  15th  15th 035:390  −4 51
15th Albacete Balompié  42  12  14th  16 038:430  −5 50
16. CD Logroñés  42  12  12  18th 048:570  −9 48
17th CD Leganés  42  10  17th  15th 036:440  −8 47
18th SD Eibar  42  13  8th  21st 042:560 −14 47
19th RCD Mallorca B (N)  42  12  10  20th 052:640 −12 46
20th FC Barcelona B (N)  42  13  5  24 051:680 −17 44
21st Hércules Alicante  42  10  10  22nd 038:660 −28 40
22nd CD Ourense  42  7th  6th  29 035:820 −47 27

Placement criteria: 1st points - 2nd direct comparison (points, goal difference, goals scored) - 3rd goal difference - 4th goals scored

1Atlético Madrid B was not eligible for promotion as the second team of Atlético Madrid .
  • Promotion to the Primera División
  • Participation in the promotion play-offs
  • Relegation to the Segunda División B
    • (A) Relegated in the 1997/98 season
    (N) Newcomers to the Segunda División B

    Play-offs

    In the play-offs, the fourth and fifth place in the Segunda División played against the clubs in 18th and 17th place in the Primera División for promotion and / or remaining in Spain's elite league.

    total First leg Return leg
    FC Extremadura 0: 4 Rayo Vallecano 0: 2 0: 2
    Villarreal CF 0: 3 Sevilla FC 0: 2 0: 1

    After the season

    Green Arrow Up.svgPromoted to the Primera División

    Red Arrow Down.svgRelegated to the Segunda División B

    Red Arrow Down.svg Relegated from the Primera División

    Green Arrow Up.svg Promoted to the Segunda División

    List of goalscorers

    Pl. Nat. player society Gates
    1 BrazilBrazil Catanha Málaga CF 26th
    2 BrazilBrazil Marcos Sequeiros Atlético Madrid B 24
    3 SpainSpain Manel Martínez CD Logroñés 20th
    4th SpainSpain Javi Moreno CD Numancia 18th
    GreeceGreece Vasilios Tsiartas Sevilla FC
    6th SpainSpain Quini CD Toledo 16
    7th SpainSpain Luis García Tevenet Atlético Madrid B 15th
    SpainSpain Diego Tristán RCD Mallorca B
    SpainSpain Albert Luque RCD Mallorca B

    Web links

    Individual evidence

    1. ↑ Statistics 1998/99. In: bdfutbol.com. Retrieved July 10, 2019 .