The Divisiones Regionales de Fútbol in the Community of Asturias, organized by Real Federación de Fútbol del Principado de Asturias: Primera Asturfútbol, formerly Regional Preferente de Asturias and Primera RFFPA (Level 6 of the Spanish football pyramid) Segunda Asturfútbol, formerly Primera Regional de Asturias and Segunda RFFPA (Level 7) Tercera Asturfútbol, formerly Segunda Regional de Asturias and Tercera RFFPA (Level 8)
League chronology
Primera Asturfútbol
Primera Asturfútbol is the first level of the Asturian local football league system. All of the clubs are based in the Principality of Asturias.
The League The league consists of 20 teams in one group. At the end of the season, three teams are promoted to Tercera Federación – Group 2. The last four classified are relegated to Segunda Asturfútbol (formerly Primera Regional de Asturias and Segunda RFFPA). However, this 2026-27 season six teams will relegate to Segunda Asturfútbol, as Primera Asturfútbol will reduce its size from 20 to 18 teams for the 2027-28 season.
For the current 2026–27 season, the current champions, Real Sporting de Gijón C, will play in Primera Asturfútbol for fourth season in a row, as they did not promote due to Sporting Atlético has a place in Tercera Federación – Group 2.
From the 2018–19 to the 2020–21 season, the champion of the league qualified for the Copa del Rey. Then, from the 2021–22 to the 2024–25 season was the best non-promoted team to Tercera Federación – Group 2 which qualified for the Copa del Rey. Since the past 2025–26 season, the winner of Copa Asturfútbol is the team that qualifies for the Copa del Rey. Copa Asturfútbol is a 12-team preseason tournament, created by the Real Federación de Fútbol del Principado de Asturias in Summer 2025.
Former names Regional Preferente 1978–2022 Primera RFFPA 2022–23
2026–27 teams
Team CityCandás CFCandás, CarreñoCD TineoTineo/TinéuCD TuillaTiuya/Tuilla, Llangréu/LangreoCD Universidad de OviedoOviedo/UviéuCD VallobínVallobín, Oviedo/UviéuClub de Campo La FresnedaUrbanización La Fresneda, SieroClub Europa de NavaNavaClub HispanoPiedrasblancas, CastrillónNalón CFOlloniego/Lluniego, Oviedo/UviéuPuerto de Vega CFPuerto de Vega/Veiga, NaviaPumarín CFPumarín, Oviedo/UviéuReal Avilés Industrial CF BAvilésReal Sporting de Gijón CGijón/XixónReal TitánicoLa Pola Llaviana/Pola de Laviana, Laviana/LlavianaRibadesella CFRibadesella/RibeseyaSD LenenseLa Pola, Lena/ḶḷenaSD Navarro CFValliniello/Navarro, AvilésTSK RocesRoces, Gijón/XixónUD San ClaudioSan Claudio/San Cloyo, Oviedo/UviéuValdesoto CFValdesoto, Siero
Latest promoted teams Season Champion Runner-up Other promoted teams 1985–86 Club Asturias de Blimea UC Ceares El Entrego CD, CA Lugones, Pumarín CF, Europa de Nava, Deportiva Piloñesa 1986–87 Cánicas AC CD Tuilla Luarca CF 1987–88 CD Praviano Real Titánico Ribadesella CF 1988–89 Navia CF Santiago de Aller CF AD Ribadedeva 1989–90 Candás CF AD Universidad de Oviedo UD Gijón Industrial, CD Lealtad 1990–91 CD Tuilla Club Astur UD San Martín, Lada Langreo CF 1991–92 Deportiva Piloñesa Club Europa de Nava SD Lenense 1992–93 SD Navarro CF CD San Martín Berrón CF, Valdesoto CF 1993–94 AD Universidad de Oviedo CD Praviano CD Tuilla 1994–95 CD Mosconia SD Colloto Valdesoto CF 1995–96 Santiago de Aller CF CD Tuilla SD Narcea, Candás CF, Astur CF 1996–97 Deportiva Piloñesa CD Praviano Andés CF 1997–98 CD Mosconia CD Covadonga Club Europa de Nava, CD Trasona 1998–99 CD Llanes Astur CF CD Turón 1999–00 Pumarín CF CD Trasona Valdesoto CF, CD Covadonga 2000–01 SD Narcea SDR San Lázaro Condal CF, SD Navarro CF 2001–02 Club Hispano UD Gijón Industrial CD Covadonga 2002–03 UC Ceares CD San Martín SD Lenense 2003–04 SD Navarro CF Andés CF Berrón CF 2004–05 Real Tapia CF Condal CF CD Tuilla, CD Covadonga 2005–06 CD Llanes CD Cudillero CD San Martín, CD Praviano 2006–07 SD Colloto Real Tapia CF Candás CF 2007–08 CD Mosconia Nalón CF UD Gijón Industrial, CD Covadonga 2008–09 CD Praviano SD Colloto Luarca CF 2009–10 Navia CF Nalón CF Real Oviedo B, Andés CF 2010–11 CD Covadonga SD Colloto Pumarín CF 2011–12 CD Praviano Atlético Lugones SD L'Entregu CF, Urraca CF, Real Tapia CF 2012–13 Real Avilés CF B SD Lenense Andés CF 2013–14 TSK Roces CD Llanes Astur CF, CD Mosconia 2014–15 Club Siero CD Colunga CD Tineo 2015–16 L'Entregu CF UD Llanera SD Lenense 2016–17 TSK Roces UD Gijón Industrial EI San Martín, Valdesoto CF 2017–18 UD San Claudio CD La Madalena de Morcín CD Universidad de Oviedo 2018–19 Urraca CF CD Vallobín SD Navarro CF, SD Lenense 2019–20 Real Titánico Avilés Stadium CF Valdesoto CF 2020–21 Luarca CF TSK Roces UP Langreo B2021–22Avilés Stadium CF and Valdesoto CFCondal CF2022–23Urraca CFUD Gijón IndustrialSD Lenense, Barcia CF2023–24Real Sporting de Gijón CEI San MartínCD Mosconia, TSK Roces2024–25Real Sporting de Gijón CClub SieroCD Llanes, SD Navarro CF, UD Gijón Industrial2025–26Real Sporting de Gijón CCondal CFAstur CF, Andés CF
Copa Asturfútbol With the aim to determine the Asturian representative at the Copa del Rey, prior to each season the Copa Asturfútbol is played.
Created in Summer 2025, the three relegated teams from the previous Tercera Federación – Group 2 season and the best nine non-promoted teams qualify in order to play this tournament. Reserve teams are not allowed to play.
List of finals Season Venue Winners Runners-up Score2025 La Veigona, Luarca/Ḷḷuarca Puerto de Vega CF Astur CF 2–12026La Ferrota, PiedrasblancasRibadesella CFReal Titánico4–1
Segunda Asturfútbol
Segunda Asturfútbol is the second level of the Asturian local football league system. It is administered by the Real Federación de Fútbol del Principado de Asturias.
League format The league is played in two groups of 18 teams each. At the end of the season, the two champions are promoted with the two winners of promotion playoff's semifinals (four teams in total). On the other hand, three clubs in each group are relegated to Tercera Asturfútbol (six in total). However, this 2026-27 season each group will suffer an extra relegation (eight teams in total), as Primera Asturfútbol will reduce its size from 20 to 18 teams for the 2027-28 season. Former names Primera Regional until 1973 Segunda Regional Preferente 1973–1978 Primera Regional 1978–2022 Segunda RFFPA 2022–2023
2025–26 teams
Group 1 Team LocationBarcia CFBarcia, ValdésCDB CornellanaCornellana/Corniana, SalasCD GrujoanPumarín, Oviedo/UviéuCD Mosconia BGrau/GradoCD Muros BalompiéMuros de Nalón/MurosCD Praviano BPraviaCD TrevienseTrevías, ValdésEscuela de Fútbol Real Oviedo Oviedo/UviéuGozón CFLluanco/Luanco, GozónLuarca CFLuarca/Ḷḷuarca, ValdésMarítimo Racing ClubL'Arena, Soto del Barco/Sotu'l BarcuNavia CFNaviaReal JuvenciaTrubia, Oviedo/UviéuSD NarceaCangas del Narcea/CangasSDCR La CorredoriaLa Corredoria, Oviedo/UviéuSiderúrgico CFLlaranes, AvilésUnión ComercialVeguín, Oviedo/UviéuVegadeo CFA Veiga/VegadeoGroup 2 +TeamLocationAsunción CFGijón/XixónAtlético de Lugones SDLugones/Llugones, SieroCánicas Athletic ClubCangues d'Onís/Cangas de OnísCD La Madalena de MorcínSantolaya, MorcínCD Lealtad BVillaviciosaCD Manuel RubioCeares/Ciares, Gijón/XixónCD San JorgeNueva, LlanesCD TurónTurón, MieresClub Asturias de BlimeaBlimea, SMRA/Samartín del Rei AurelioCodema FútbolGijón/XixónCondal CF BNoreñaFabril CDJove/Xove, Gijón/XixónLada Langreo CFLada, Llangréu/LangreoSD Atlético CamochaLa Camocha, Gijón/XixónSD CollotoColloto/Cualloto, SieroTriple A GijónGijón/XixónUD Sariego CFVega, Sariego/SarieguUP Langreo BLlangréu/Langreo
Last champions In bold, champion in the seasons that there was a final between the group winners. Season Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 1991–92 Villapedre CF 1992–93 SD Narcea 1993–94 Quintueles CF 1994–95 Real Tapia CF 1995–96 CD Covadonga 1996–97 Condal Club 1997–98 Salas CD 1998–99 Santo Tomás CF 1999–00 SDR San Lázaro 2000–01 CD Villaverde-Careñes 2001–02 UC Ceares 2002–03 CD Cudillero 2003–04 Deportiva Piloñesa 2004–05 CD Praviano 2005–06 Urraca CF La Caridad CF 2006–07 L'Entregu CF Atlético de Lugones SD 2007–08 Unión Comercial CF Racing de Sama CF 2008–09 Deportiva Piloñesa Real Oviedo B 2009–10 Real Avilés Industrial CF B SCD Campomanes 2010–11 CD Roces Real Tapia CF 2011–12 CD Muros Balompié Astur CF 2012–13 CD Rayo Carbayín Boal CF 2013–14 La Madalena de Morcín CF UD San Claudio 2014–15 CC La Fresneda Nalón CF 2015–16 CD Muros Balompié Ribadesella CF 2016–17 Real Titánico CD Vallobín 2017–18 Berrón CF Avilés Stadium CF 2018–19 Unión Comercial CF Llaranes CF 2019–20 CD Langreo Eulalia Luarca CF 2020–21 AD Ribadedeva 2021–22 Ribadesella CF CD Universidad de Oviedo CD Muros Balompié 2022–23 CC La Fresneda Club Siero 2023–24 CD Turón Puerto de Vega CF 2024–25 Club Europa de Nava Club Hispano 2025–26Real Avilés Industrial CF BNalón CF
Tercera Asturfútbol
Tercera Asturfútbol is the third level of the Asturian local football league system. It is also administered by the Real Federación de Fútbol del Principado de Asturias.
League format The league is played in four groups: two groups are made up by 16 teams, one group is made up by 18 teams and the fourth group is made up by 17 teams. At the end of the season, the four champions are promoted to Segunda Asturfútbol with the two winners of promotion playoff (six teams in total).
For the current 2026–27 season, twelve new teams join Tercera Asturfútbol: UD Belmonte 2026 replaces CD Belmonte, Peñamellera Baja/El Valle Baju de Peñamellera recover the football after 15 years thanks to CD Peñamellera, and there are two newly created clubs: Posada 1949, which was founded after the dissolution of Urraca CF in October 2025; and Club Rayo Mercadín, based in the neighbourhood of Ventanielles, Oviedo/Uviéu. In Gijón/Xixón, CD Atlantic de Gijón returns to compite after a year and CD San Julián de Roces has created a senior squad. In addition, there are six new reserve teams (Barcia CF B, Berrón CF B, Caudal Deportivo B, Escuela de Fútbol Real Oviedo B, Real Juvencia B and SD Lenense B). On the other hand, seven teams do not play the current season: Atlético de Siero, the mentioned CD Belmonte, Grupo Deportivo Bosco, Independiente CF, L'Entregu CF B, Llaranes CF B and San Fernando CF (farm team of Avilés Stadium CF).
As a curiosity, Berrón CF has two teams playing in Tercera Asturfútbol this current season: the main team plays in the Group 2 and its reserve team plays in the Group 4.
Former names Segunda Regional until 2022 Tercera RFFPA 2022–23
2026–27 teams Group 1 +TeamLocationAD LloredaTremañes, Gijón/XixónAD RibadedevaColombres, Ribadedeva/RibedevaArgüero CFArgüeru, VillaviciosaCD Atlantic de GijónLa Providencia, Gijón/XixónCD Gijón Perchera FSPerchera-La Braña, Gijón/XixónCD La BrañaPerchera-La Braña, Gijón/XixónCD MontevilMontevil, Gijón/XixónCD PeñamelleraPanes, Peñamellera Baja/El Valle Baju de PeñamelleraCD San Julián de RocesRoces, Gijón/XixónCF EstudiantesSomió, Gijón/XixónClub Arenas del SellaArriondas/Les Arriondes, ParresDeportiva PiloñesaL'Infiestu, PiloñaFortuna CFVillamayor, PiloñaMarina Norte Gijón Sports ClubGijón/XixónPosada 1949Posada, LlanesQuintueles CFQuintueles, VillaviciosaRayo GijonésGijón/XixónUnión Astur CFGijón/Xixón Group 2
TeamLocationAD Guillén LafuerzaEl Rancho, Oviedo/UviéuBerrón CFEl Berrón, SieroCD La ManjoyaLa Manxoya, Oviedo/UviéuCéltic de Puerto FCPuerto, Oviedo/UviéuCentro Asturiano de OviedoUles, Oviedo/UviéuClub Atlético de La FloridaLa Florida, Oviedo/UviéuClub de Campo La Fresneda BUrbanización La Fresneda, SieroClub Rayo MercadínVentanielles, Oviedo/UviéuClub Siero BLa Pola Siero, SieroColegio San IgnacioLlatores, Oviedo/UviéuEscuela de Fútbol Real Oviedo BOviedo/UviéuGrisú CFCerdeño, Oviedo/UviéuOviedo City FCOviedo/UviéuReal Juvencia BTrubia, Oviedo/UviéuRosal CFOviedo/UviéuSD Colloto BColloto/Cualloto, Siero Group 3