Three Autonomous Communities will not be represented in this new competition: Asturias, Canarias and Aragón
LThe 2021-22 season will be new in terms of competitions. Below professional football there will be a special category with the 40 teams that have earned the right to be part of the First RFEF after the disappearance of the Second B.
Joan Soteras, vice president of the Spanish Federation and visible head of this new competition, analyzed this First RFEF in the Diari de Tarragona: “I think it is a success to have created it because it will be the cream of Spanish football. It will be the best of Second B. It will be a category that will be able to self-manufacture income and will obtain a good amount for television. The RFEF will pamper it with certain conditions that the clubs must comply with. It will be the prelude to professional football. The First RFEF is the jewel in the crown. “
The distribution of the First RFEF it will be geographic. The champion of each group will go up to LaLiga Smartbank and from the second to the fifth of each group they will fight for the two remaining places of promotion. There will be ten descents in total (five for each group).
We only need to know the three descendants Second class to accompany Albacete to shape this new category. The remaining 37 are as follows:
ANDALUSIA: Algeciras, Betis Deportivo, Linares, Linense, San Fernando, Sanluqueño, Sevilla Atlético
BALEARICS: Atlético Baleares
CANTABRIA: Racing
CASTILLA LA MANCHA: Albacete, Talavera
CASTILLA-LEÓN: Cultural, Unionistas, Valladolid Promises, Zamora
CATALONIA: Andorra, Barcelona B, Cornellà, Llagostera, Nàstic
ESTREMADURA: Badajoz, Extremadura
GALICIA: Celta B, Deportivo, Racing Ferrol
MADRID: Castilla, DUX International, Majadahonda, SS Reyes
MURCIA: UCAM
NAVARRE: Tudelano
BASQUE COUNTRY: Bilbao Athletic, Real Unión
RIOJA: Calahorra, SD Logroñés
VALENCIA: Alcoyano, Villarreal B
