- Divisiones Regionales de Fútbol in Castile and León
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The Divisiones Regionales de Fútbol in the Community of Castile and León:
- Primera División Regional Aficionados (Level 5)
- Primera División Provincial Aficionados (Level 6)
- Segunda División Provincial Aficionados (Level 7)
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Primera División Regional Aficionados de Castilla y León
Primera División Regional Aficionados 
Countries 
SpainFounded Unknown Number of teams 36; 2 groups of 18 Levels on pyramid 5 Promotion to 3ª - Group 8 Relegation to Primera Provincial Domestic cup(s) None Website Official website Primera División Regional Aficionados de Castilla y León is the fifth level of competition of the Spanish Football League in the Community of Castile and León.
The league
The Primera División Regional is played in two groups of 18 teams. At the end of the season, the champion of each group and the best runner-up are promoted. Four clubs from Group A and three from Group B are relegated to Primera División Provincial Aficionado. Additional clubs may be relegated to maintain a league of 36 teams.
2010–11 teams
Group A
Teams 2010/11 // Group A Team Based in Founded in 1 Bosco Arévalo Arévalo — 2 Burgos Promesas 2000 Burgos 2000 3 Antonio José Burgos — 4 Becerril Becerril de Campos 1977 5 Estructuras Tino Burgos — 6 La Granja San Ildefonso 1976 7 Milan Academy Ávila — 8 Navaleno Navaleno 1949 9 San José Soria — 10 Velilla Velilla del Río Carrión 1981 11 Villamuriel Villamuriel de Cerrato 1977 12 Salas Salas de los Infantes 1955 13 Cuéllar Balompié Cuéllar — 14 Deportivo Arenas Arenas de San Pedro — 15 Gimnástica Segoviana B Segovia — 16 Norma San Leonardo San Leonardo de Yagüe 1991 17 Sporting Uxama Burgo de Osma 1924 18 Unami Segovia 1983 Group B
Teams 2010/11 // Group B Team Based in Founded in 1 Béjar Industrial Béjar 1952 2 Benavente Benavente 1948 3 Carbajosa Carbajosa de la Sagrada — 4 Ciudad Rodrigo Ciudad Rodrigo 1953 5 Guijuelo B Guijuelo — 6 Laguna Laguna de Duero 1962 7 Navarrés Nava del Rey — 8 Navega Salamanca — 9 Rioseco Medina de Rioseco — 10 Villamor Villamor de los Escuderos — 11 Flores del Sil Ponferrada — 12 Gimnástica Medinense Medina del Campo 1960 13 La Bañeza La Bañeza 1948 14 La Virgen del Camino La Virgen del Camino — 15 Salmantino Salamanca 1974 16 Universidad de Valladolid Valladolid 1974 17 Victoria Valladolid 1958 18 Zamora B Zamora — Primera División Provincial Aficionados de Castilla y León
Primera División Provincial Aficionados 
Countries SpainFounded Unknown Number of teams 143; 9 groups Levels on pyramid 6 Promotion to Primera Regional Relegation to Segunda División Provincial Domestic cup(s) None Website Official website Primera División Provincial Aficionados de Castilla y León is the 6th level of competition of the Spanish Football League in the Community of Castilla y León.
The League
The Primera División Provincial is played in nine groups (one from each providence) of 12 to 18 teams. The nine provincial champions are promoted to Primera División Regional. Four provinces relegate clubs to Segunda División Provincial Aficionado: Segovia, León (3 clubs), Valladold (3 clubs) and Zamora.
Some teams playing in this level
- Hullera Vasco-Leonesa
- Real Burgos
Segunda División Provincial Aficionados de Castilla y León
Segunda División Provincial Aficionados Countries SpainFounded Unknown Number of teams 92; 6 groups Levels on pyramid 7 Promotion to Primera División Provincial Domestic cup(s) None Website Official website The League
The Segunda División Provincial Aficionado is played in four provinces Segovia, León, Valladolid (3 groups) and Zamora in six groups of 12 to 20 teams. The top three clubs form León and the three group winners from Valladolid are promoted to Primera División Provincial Aficionado.
External links
Categories:- Divisiones regionales de fútbol
- Sport in Castile and León
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