The Divisiones Regionales de Fútbol in the Community of Madrid, are organized by the Madrid Football Federation: Primera Autonómica de Aficionados, 2 Groups of 18 teams (Level 6 of the Spanish football pyramid) Categoría Preferente de Aficionados, 4 Groups of 18 teams (Level 7) Categoría Primera de Aficionados, 8 Groups of 18 teams (Level 8) Categoría Segunda de Aficionados, 22 Groups of 16 teams (Level 9)
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Primera Autonómica de Aficionados
Primera Autonómica de Aficionados is the sixth level of competition of the Spanish Football League in the Community of Madrid.
Competition System
The league consists of two groups of 18 teams. At the end of the season the first two teams from each group are promoted to the Tercera Federación (Group 7). The last four of each group (15th, 16th, 17th and 18th) are relegated to Preferente de Aficionados''.
At this level, a reserve team and its parent can play at the same level in different groups. If the reserve team are in the promotion zone, the first team is promoted. If both teams are in the promotion zone, the third placed club within the group will be promoted. If the first team finishes in the relegation zone, the reserve team is demoted.
2025–26 teams
Group 1 Aravaca Cala Pozuelo Canillas Colmenar Viejo Complutense Alcalá Concepción Coslada Daganzo Las Rozas B Rayo Alcobendas Robledo San Agustín del Guadalix San Fernando de Henares Sporting Hortaleza Torrejón B Unión Adarve B Unión Zona Norte Villanueva de la Cañada
Group 2 Aluche Arganda Campamento Ciempozuelos El Álamo Fortuna Fuenlabrada Promesas Griñón Inter Valdemoro Moratalaz Móstoles URJC B Navalcarnero B Orcasitas Parla Escuela Real Aranjuez Usera Vicálvaro Villaviciosa de Odón
Champions
Season Group I Group II 2024–25 San Sebastián de los Reyes B Racing Madrid 2023–24 Cala Pozuelo Carabanchel 2022–23 Tres Cantos CD Colonia Moscardo 2021–22 Canillas Internacional 2020–21GalapagarUrsaria 2019–20ComplutenseMóstoles CF 2018–19MoratalazEl Álamo 2017–18Las Rozas CFCarabanchel 2016–17Colmenar ViejoCP Parla Escuela 2015–16FC Villanueva del PardilloSR Villaverde-Boetticher CF 2014–15Aravaca CFCD Colonia Moscardó 2013–14Alcobendas-Levitt CFCD Móstoles URJC
Preferente de Aficionados Preferente de Aficionados is the seventh level of competition in the Spanish league football in Madrid.
The league consists of four groups of 18 teams. At the end of the season, the first two teams from each group are promoted to the Preferente.
The last four classified in each group are relegated to the Primera de Aficionados.
The first team and its reserve teams (maximum of three) can play on the same level in different groups. The first team is prompted whenever a reserve team is in the promotion zone. If the first team is in the relegation zone, the lowest reserve team is demoted.
2025–26 teams
Group 1 Alcobendas Carranza Céltic Castilla Cerceda Chopera Alcobendas Electrocor FPA Las Rozas Fundación Galapagar B Hoyo de Manzanares Juventud Sanse La Moraleja Moralzarzal Pozuelo de Alarcón B Puerta de Madrid Santa Ana Tres Cantos B Unión de Aravaca
Group 2 Almudena Atlético Artilleros Avance Canillas B Cobeña Dosa Esperanza Fuente El Saz Henares Distrito IV La Plata Mejoreño Naya Nuevo Baztán Periso Recuerdo San Roque Sporting Hortaleza B Unión Valdebernardo
Group 3 Águilas de Moratalaz Alzola-Halcones Arganzuela Atlético de Pinto Betis San Isidro Carabanchel B CD Ciudad de los Ángeles Ciudad de Pinto Colonia Moscardó B EF Arganda EF Carabanchel Elida Olimpia Madrid Río Moratalaz B Nuevo Pinto Rivas Santa María del Pilar Sitio de Aranjuez
Group 4 Amistad Arroyomolinos Atlético Cañada Atlético Casarrubuelos Atlético Valdeiglesias Ciudad de Getafe Fepe Getafe III Griñón B Humanes Leganés C Los Yébenes San Bruno Lucero Linces Miraflor Moraleja de Enmedio Móstoles Balompié Móstoles CF Nuevo Boadilla Villa del Prado
Primera de Aficionados
The Primera de Aficionados is the eighth level of competition in the Spanish League Football in the Community of Madrid. It lies immediately below the Preferente de Aficionados.
The league consists of 8 groups, each consisting of 18 teams. At the end of the season, the first 2 teams in each group promoted to the Preferente de Aficionados.
The last 2 teams of each group and the six worst 16th-placed teams are relegated to the Segunda de Aficionados.
The first team is promoted whenever a reserve team is in the promotion zone. The reserve team is demoted whenever the first team is in the relegation zone.
Some teams playing in this level AD El Pardo
Segunda de Aficionados
The Segunda de Aficionados is the ninth level of competition in the Spanish League Football in the Community of Madrid. It lies immediately below the Primera de Aficionados.
The league consists of 22 groups of 16 teams. At the end of the season the first 2 teams in each group are promoted to the Primera de Aficionados'''.
The first team is promoted whenever a reserve team is the promotion zone.
Some teams playing in this level AF Alcobendas-Gandarío
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