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. The four first placed teams in each of the four

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. The top four placed teams from each group in the Segunda División B played in the ''Liguilla de Ascenso''. Each ''liguilla'' contained one team from each of the four regular season groups. Teams were then drawn to plan one another with the 1st placed team in each group playing the 4th placed team, and the 2nd placed playing 3rd. The winners of these ties then played each other with the winning team being promoted. The teams finishing 16th in each group of the Segunda División B were drawn into 2 pairs, with the losing teams relegated to the Tercera División. All ties were two-legged, with each team playing once at home. The winner of each tie was determined by

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where necessary.

Promotion play-offs

The regular season finished on the 27 May and the play-offs began on the 3 June.

Group A

Semifinals

Final

Group B

Semifinals

Final

Group C

Semifinals

Final

Group D

Semifinals

Final

Relegation play-off

Qualified teams

Matches

The losers of this tournament will be relegated to the

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