The 1994–95 Segunda División was the 46th season of the Mexican Segunda División and the first season as the third level of the mexican football leagues system. The season started on 3 September 1994 and concluded on 24 June 1995. It was won by Cruz Azul Hidalgo.
Teams
ClubCityStadiumBachilleresGuadalajaraEstadio Tecnológico de la U. de G.CancúnCancúnEstadio Cancún 86Cruz Azul HidalgoCiudad Cooperativa Cruz AzulEstadio 10 de DiciembreCruz Azul OaxacaOaxaca CityEstadio Benito JuárezCuautlaCuautlaEstadio Isidro Gil TapiaDelfines de XalapaXalapaEstadio Antonio M. QuirascoJaguares de TabascoVillahermosaEstadio Olímpico de VillahermosaOaxacaOaxaca CityEstadio Benito JuárezOrizabaOrizabaEstadio SocumPuerto VallartaPuerto VallartaEstadio Municipal Agustín FloresQuerétaroQuerétaro CityEstadio CorregidoraReal HidalgoPachucaEstadio Revolución MexicanaTapatíoGuadalajaraEstadio Anacleto MacíasTecománTecománEstadio IAETACTigrillos UANLSan Nicolás de los GarzaEstadio UniversitarioUPAEPPuebla CityCuauhtémoc/IMSS La TrinidadYautepecYautepecEstadio Centro Vacacional IMSS
Group stage Group 1
Group 2
Group 3
Group 4
Results
Repechage
Final stage
Promotion final To determine the winning team of the promotion to Primera División 'A', a playoff was held between Bachilleres, the best team of the regular season, and Cruz Azul Hidalgo, winner of the season final play-offs. Cruz Azul Hidalgo won the series and with it was promoted to the second level of Mexican football.
First leg
Second leg
References