LaLiga 2 table, games and fixtures with live scores, results, top scorers and stats.
Top 3
Country: Spain. Current round: 12 of 42. Current leader: Castellon (Points: 26). Matches played: 121. Goals scored: 327.
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Castellon is top of the LaLiga 2 table.
LaLiga Hypermotion is the second tier of Spanish football, known historically as the Segunda División. Twenty-two clubs play 42 matchdays between August and the spring, then the play-off adds four more rounds in June. Racing Santander won the 2025-26 title and went up with Deportivo, while Málaga took the third place through the play-off. Deportivo finished second on 77 points, and Burgos missed the play-off despite 72 points.
Clubs: 22
Season length: 42 matchdays plus 4 play-off rounds
Matches per season: 468, including the play-off
2025-26 champion: Racing Santander, 82 points
Promoted 2025-26: Racing Santander, Deportivo (77 points), Málaga (play-off)
Play-off winner 2025-26: Málaga, beating Almería in the final
Points record: Burgos: 72, most ever for a club that missed the play-off
Relegation places: 4
Qualification places: Promotion: 2, Promotion Play-offs: 4
Current leader: Castellon
The displayed LaLiga 2 table contains 22 teams. Positions and points describe this table; the team links open their profiles.
1. Castellon – 26 pts
2. Almeria – 25 pts
3. Eibar – 22 pts
In LaLiga 2, the 2026/27 summary records 121 matches and 327 goals. Dividing goals by matches gives an average of 2.70 goals per match.
Home wins: 56, draws: 26, away wins: 39.
Promotion: 2 teams
Promotion Play-offs: 4 teams
Relegation: 4 teams
Related pages: Standings, Top scorers, Top assists, Cards, Live football scores
Castellon is top of the LaLiga 2 table. Points: 26. Matches played: 11.
Number of teams in LaLiga 2: 22.
Season 2026-2027: August 14, 2026 – June 6, 2027.
Racing Santander won the title with 82 points. Deportivo La Coruña took the other automatic place with 77.
The top two go up automatically. Teams from 3rd to 6th play a two-round play-off, with 3rd facing 6th and 4th facing 5th, and the winner of the final takes the third place.
Málaga beat Almería in the final, played in June 2026, with Castellón and Las Palmas also in the semi-finals.
The bottom four go down to Primera Federación. In 2025-26 those were Mirandés, Huesca, Cultural Leonesa and Zaragoza.
