Segunda División 2002/03

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Segunda División 2002/03
Primera División logo
master Real Murcia
Climbers Real Murcia ,
Real Zaragoza ,
Albacete Balompié
Relegated SD Compostela ,
Racing de Ferrol ,
Real Oviedo ,
CD Badajoz
Teams 22nd
Games 462
Gates 1,030  (ø 2.23 per game)
Top scorer Jesús Perera
(Albacete Balompié)
← Segunda División 2001/02
↑ Primera División 2002/03

The Segunda División 2002/03 was the 72nd season of the second highest Spanish football league . It began on August 31, 2002 and ended on June 29, 2003 with the 42nd game day. Champion Real Murcia .

Before the season

The 22 teams met twice on 42 match days. The three best teams rose to the Primera División . The last four clubs were relegated.

As relegated from the Primera División , UD Las Palmas , CD Tenerife and Real Saragossa took part. From the Segunda División B came UD Almería , SD Compostela , Getafe FC and Terrassa FC .

Closing table

Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
 1. Real Murcia  42  23  10  9 059:220 +37 79
 2. Real Zaragoza (A)  42  20th  12  10 054:400 +14 72
 3. Albacete Balompié  42  17th  20th  5 051:300 +21 71
 4th Levant UD  42  16  17th  9 059:440 +15 65
 5. UD Las Palmas (A)  42  16  16  10 053:430 +10 64
 6th Deportivo Xerez  42  17th  13  12 055:430 +12 64
 7th UD Salamanca  42  14th  18th  10 044:320 +12 60
 8th. CD Tenerife (A)  42  13  18th  11 053:390 +14 57
 9. SD Compostela 1 (N)  42  14th  13  15th 054:560  −2 55
10. Sporting Gijón  42  11  20th  11 044:410  +3 53
11. Getafe CF (N)  42  13  14th  15th 052:550  −3 53
12. Terrassa FC (N)  42  11  19th  12 041:460  −5 52
13. Polideportivo Ejido  42  12  16  14th 036:450  −9 52
14th CD Numancia  42  12  16  14th 048:520  −4 52
15th Cordoba FC  42  12  14th  16 036:380  −2 50
16. FC Elche  42  12  14th  16 049:520  −3 50
17th SD Eibar  42  11  17th  14th 033:380  −5 50
18th UD Almería (N)  42  12  14th  16 054:630  −9 50
19th CD Leganés  42  11  15th  16 044:510  −7 48
20th Racing de Ferrol  42  11  13  18th 040:600 −20 46
21st Real Oviedo 2  42  9  13  20th 037:590 −22 40
22nd CD Badajoz  42  10  8th  24 034:710 −37 38

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

1 SD Compostela had to be relegated at the end of the season due to unpaid player salaries. CD Leganés held the class for this.
2 Real Oviedo was downgraded to the Tercera División due to unpaid player salaries at the end of the season .
  • Promotion to the Primera División
  • Relegation to the Segunda División B
    • (A) Relegated in the 2001/02 season
    (N) Newcomers to the Segunda División B

    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 SpainSpain Jesús Perera Albacete Balompié 22nd
    2 SpainSpain David Villa Sporting Gijón 20th
    3 SpainSpain Maikel Naujoks SD Compostela 19th
    4th Serbia and MontenegroSerbia and Montenegro Veljko Paunović UD Almería 18th
    5 SpainSpain Yordi Real Zaragoza 15th
    SpainSpain Francisco Rodríguez UD Almería
    7th ArgentinaArgentina Gabriel Amato Levant UD 14th
    8th SpainSpain Antonio Calle Deportivo Xerez 13
    SpainSpain David Karanka Real Murcia

    Web links

    Individual evidence

    1. ↑ Statistics 2002/03. In: bdfutbol.com. Retrieved July 10, 2019 .