Segunda Division B de Mexico is a former football league in Mexico that was the fourth tier of the league system. It was founded in 1981 and abolished after the 1993–94 season, when it was replaced by the Primera División A de México.
History
The league was founded in 1981 and initially had 20 teams that were split into 4 groups. The teams during the inaugural season were Irapuato, Bachilleres, Lobos de Tlaxcala, Tuberos, Celaya, Martínez de la Torre, Deportivo Neza, U.A.B.J., Uruapán, U.V. Xalapa, U.A.Tamaulipas, Iguala, U.P.A.E.P., Albinegros de Orizaba, Industriales Tepatitlán, Tabasco, Estudiantes Chiapas, Átomos, Salmantino, and Durango. Division B had promotion and relegation to the Segunda División (2nd tier) above and the Tercera División (3rd) below.
Champions SeasonChampionRunner upThird placeFourth Place1982–83U.A. TamaulipasDeportivo UruapanMtz. de la TorreC.D. Irapuato1983–84Santos LagunaU.A.de QuerétaroMtz. de la TorreCachorros Neza1984–85La PiedadPumas E.N.E.P.S.U.O.O.Lobos de Tlaxcala1985–86TapatioAlbinegros de OrizabaDeportivo IgualaTexcoco FC1986–87S.U.O.O.Cachorros NezaBachilleres Átomos 1987–88Jabatos N.L.PachucaBachilleres Cachorros Neza1988–89BachilleresGalicia FCApatzingán Alteños 1989–90Cachorros ZamoraGuerreros AcapulcoTapatioAlteños 1990–91Imperio Alal Águila Prog. Ind.Gallos AguascalientesAlbinegros de Orizaba1991–92Tepatitlán ZitlaltepecAbasolo Tapatio1992–93Chapulineros de Oaxaca Atlético TecománU.A.de QuerétaroTapatio
See also Football in Mexico
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