2016 Segunda División play-offs

Main article: 2015–16 Segunda División

The 2016 Segunda División play-offs will take place in June 2016 and will determine the third team which will be promoted to the top division. Teams placed between 3rd and 6th position (excluding reserve teams) will take part in the promotion play-offs.

The regulations are the same as the previous season: in the semifinals the fifth placed team faces the fourth, while the sixth placed team faces the third. Each tie is played over two legs, with each team playing one leg at home. The team that scores more goals on aggregate over the two legs advances to the next round. If the aggregate score is level, the away goals rule is applied, i.e., the team that scores more goals away from home over the two legs advances. If away goals are also equal, then thirty minutes of extra time is played. The away goals rule is again applied after extra time, i.e., if there are goals scored during extra time and the aggregate score is still level, the visiting team advances by virtue of more away goals scored. If no goals are scored during extra time, the winner will be the best positioned team in the regular season.^[1]

Road to the playoffs

Main article: 2015–16 Segunda División

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Promotion, qualification or relegation
1	Alavés (C, P)	42	21	12	9	49	35	+14	75	Promotion to La Liga
2	Leganés (P)	42	20	14	8	59	34	+25	74	Promotion to La Liga
3	Gimnàstic	42	18	17	7	57	41	+16	71	Qualification to promotion playoffs
4	Girona	42	17	15	10	46	28	+18	66
5	Córdoba	42	19	8	15	59	52	+7	65
6	Osasuna (O, P)	42	17	13	12	47	40	+7	64^{[lower-alpha 1]}
7	Alcorcón	42	18	10	14	48	44	+4	64^{[lower-alpha 1]}
8	Zaragoza	42	17	13	12	50	44	+6	64^{[lower-alpha 1]}
9	Oviedo	42	16	11	15	52	51	+1	59
10	Numancia	42	13	18	11	57	51	+6	57^{[lower-alpha 2]}
11	Elche	42	13	18	11	40	46	−6	57^{[lower-alpha 2]}
12	Huesca	42	14	13	15	48	49	−1	55^{[lower-alpha 3]}
13	Tenerife	42	13	16	13	45	46	−1	55^{[lower-alpha 3]}
14	Lugo	42	13	15	14	44	50	−6	54
15	Mirandés	42	13	13	16	55	56	−1	52
16	Valladolid	42	12	15	15	47	52	−5	51
17	Mallorca	42	12	13	17	39	45	−6	49
18	Almería	42	10	18	14	44	51	−7	48
19	Ponferradina (R)	42	12	11	19	39	54	−15	47	Relegation to Segunda División B
20	Llagostera (R)	42	12	8	22	44	54	−10	44
21	Albacete (R)	42	10	9	23	39	61	−22	39
22	Bilbao Athletic (R)	42	8	8	26	35	59	−24	32

Updated to match(es) played on 4 June 2016. Source: LFP
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) head-to-head points; 3) head-to-head goal difference; 4) goal difference; 5) number of goals scored^[2]
(C) Champion; (O) Play-off winner; (P) Promoted; (R) Relegated.
Notes:

1 2 3 Osasuna ahead of Alcorcón and Zaragoza on head-to-head record; Osasuna 7 points, Alcorcón 6 points, Zaragoza 4 points
1 2 Numancia ahead of Elche on overall goal difference; Numancia +6, Elche -6
1 2 Huesca ahead of Tenerife on goals scored; Huesca 48, Tenerife 45

Promotion play-offs

The first leg of the semi-finals will be played on 8 and 9 June and the second leg on 11 and 12 June at home of the best positioned team. The final will also be two-legged, with the first leg on 15 June and the second leg on 18 June, with the best positioned team also playing the second leg at home.^[3]

Semifinals					Final

5	Córdoba	2	1	3
4	Girona	1	3	4
					4	Girona	1	0	1
					6	Osasuna	2	1	3
6	Osasuna	3	3	6
3	Gimnàstic	1	2	3

Semifinals

Team 1	Agg.	Team 2	1st leg	2nd leg
Osasuna	6–3	Gimnàstic	3–1	3–2
Córdoba	3–4	Girona	2–1	1–3 (a.e.t.)

First leg

Osasuna v Gimnàstic

8 June 2016
20:00 CEST

Osasuna	3–1	Gimnàstic
Merino 33', 41' Kodro 58'	Summary	Jean Luc 68'

El Sadar, Pamplona
Attendance: 16,793
Referee: Trujillo Suárez

Osasuna

Gimnàstic


GK	13	Nauzet Pérez
CB	4	Miguel Flaño
CB	5	David García
CB	3	Tano Bonnín
RWB	6	Oier
LWB	2	Javier Flaño
CM	10	Roberto Torres	70'	77'
CM	16	Manuel Sánchez
CM	8	Mikel Merino		84'
CF	19	Kenan Kodro	86'
CF	20	Miguel de las Cuevas		85'
Substitutions:
GK	1	Mario Fernández
FW	11	Urko Vera
MF	14	Maikel Mesa		84'
DF	15	Unai García
MF	21	Matej Pučko		85'
MF	33	Álex Berenguer		77'
MF	35	Miguel Olavide
Manager:
Enrique Martín


GK	1	Manolo Reina
DF	2	Gerard Valentín	90+2'
DF	18	Daisuke Suzuki
DF	4	Xavi Molina
DF	3	Mossa	74'	86'
MF	23	Sergio Tejera
MF	24	Lévy Madinda	70'
RW	11	Cristian Lobato		62'
AM	14	Juan Muñiz		62'
LW	28	Naranjo
CF	25	Achille Emaná
Substitutions:
DF	5	Xisco Campos
MF	6	Manolo Martínez
FW	9	Álex López		62'
MF	12	Jean Luc		62'
DF	17	Iago Bouzón	68'
FW	21	Ferrán Giner		86'
GK	40	Fabrice Ondoa
Manager:
Vicente Moreno

Córdoba v Girona

9 June 2016
20:00 CEST

Córdoba	2–1	Girona
Xisco 9', 12'	Summary	Herrera 30'

Nuevo Arcángel, Córdoba
Attendance: 14,800
Referee: Ocón Arraiz

Córdoba

Girona


GK	1	Brimah Razak
RB	17	Marius Stankevičius	68'
CB	4	Héctor Rodas	37'
CB	15	Deivid
LB	3	Domingo Cisma
RM	22	Nando García	56'	88'
CM	6	Luso
CM	21	Carlos Caballero	45+1'
LM	16	Fidel
CF	20	Raúl de Tomás		64'
CF	9	Xisco	45+1'	71'
Substitutions:
MF	5	Víctor Pérez		64'
FW	7	Jean Paul Pineda		71'
MF	11	Eddy Israfilov
GK	13	Ismael Falcón
MF	14	Rafa Gálvez
MF	19	López Silva		88'
DF	24	Albert Dalmau
Manager:
José Luis Oltra


GK	13	Isaac Becerra
CB	5	Pedro Alcalá
CB	7	Richy
CB	22	Kiko Olivas	53'
RWB	17	Carlos Clerc
LWB	15	Pablo Maffeo	49'
CM	6	Álex Granell		78'
CM	8	Pere Pons
CM	24	Borja García		86'
CF	20	Rubén Sobrino
CF	16	Cristian Herrera		80'
Substitutions:
GK	1	Germán Parreño
FW	2	Sebas Coris
FW	9	Jaime Mata		80'
MF	10	Eloi Amagat		78'
MF	11	Aday Benítez
FW	14	Rubén Alcaraz		86'
FW	25	Dejan Lekić
Manager:
Pablo Machín

Second leg

Gimnàstic v Osasuna

11 June 2016
19:00 CEST

Gimnàstic	2–3	Osasuna
Naranjo 7' Muñiz 79'	Summary	García 32' Flaño 54' Merino 74'

Nou Estadi, Tarragona
Attendance: 10,950
Referee: Cordero Vega

Gimnàstic

Osasuna


GK	1	Manolo Reina
DF	2	Gerard Valentín	35'
DF	3	Mossa
DF	18	Daisuke Suzuki	73'
DF	4	Xavi Molina	28'
MF	23	Sergio Tejera	37'
MF	24	Lévy Madinda	53'	59'
RW	11	Cristian Lobato		52'
AM	9	Álex López		75'
LW	28	Naranjo
CF	25	Achille Emaná
Substitutions:
MF	12	Jean Luc		52'
MF	14	Juan Muñiz	76'	59'
MF	15	Giorgi Aburjania
DF	17	Iago Bouzón
FW	20	Marcos de la Espada		75'
FW	21	Ferrán Giner
GK	40	Fabrice Ondoa
Manager:
Vicente Moreno


GK	13	Nauzet Pérez
CB	4	Miguel Flaño	89'
CB	5	David García	89'
CB	3	Tano Bonnín	38'
RWB	6	Oier		61'
LWB	2	Javier Flaño	58'
CM	10	Roberto Torres
CM	16	Manuel Sánchez
CM	8	Mikel Merino	35'
CF	19	Kenan Kodro		72'
CF	20	Miguel de las Cuevas		64'
Substitutions:
GK	1	Mario Fernández
FW	7	Nino		72'
FW	11	Urko Vera
MF	14	Maikel Mesa		64'
DF	15	Unai García	66'	61'
MF	21	Matej Pučko
MF	33	Álex Berenguer
Manager:
Enrique Martín

Girona v Córdoba

12 June 2016
19:00 CEST

Girona	3–1 (a.e.t.)	Córdoba
García 65' Aday 80' Herrera 117'	Summary	Xisco 56'

Montilivi, Girona
Attendance: 8,552
Referee: Alberola Rojas

Girona

Córdoba


GK	13	Isaac Becerra
CB	7	Richy
CB	4	Florian Lejeune	63'
CB	22	Kiko Olivas
RWB	17	Carlos Clerc
MF	11	Aday Benítez		87'
CM	8	Pere Pons
MF	10	Eloi Amagat		46'
CM	24	Borja García
CF	16	Cristian Herrera
FW	25	Dejan Lekić		46'
Substitutions:
GK	1	Germán Parreño
FW	5	Pedro Alcalá
CM	6	Álex Granell	117'	46'
FW	9	Jaime Mata
FW	14	Rubén Alcaraz
RB	15	Pablo Maffeo		87'
FW	20	Rubén Sobrino	64'	46'
Manager:
Pablo Machín


GK	1	Brimah Razak
RB	17	Marius Stankevičius	75', 94'
CB	4	Héctor Rodas
CB	15	Deivid	104'
LB	3	Domingo Cisma
RM	22	Nando García		68'
CM	6	Luso		97'
CM	21	Carlos Caballero
LM	16	Fidel
CF	20	Raúl de Tomás
CF	9	Xisco		73'
Substitutions:
MF	5	Víctor Pérez	113'	73'
FW	7	Jean Paul Pineda		97'
MF	11	Eddy Israfilov
GK	13	Ismael Falcón
MF	14	Rafa Gálvez
FW	18	Pedro Ríos		68'
DF	24	Albert Dalmau
Manager:
José Luis Oltra

Final

Team 1	Agg.	Team 2	1st leg	2nd leg
Osasuna	3–1	Girona	2–1	1–0

First leg

Osasuna v Girona

15 June 2016
20:00 CEST

Osasuna	2–1	Girona
Kodro 6' Maikel 78'	Summary	Kiko Olivas 73'

El Sadar, Pamplona
Attendance: 18,391
Referee: Munuera Montero

Osasuna

Girona


GK	13	Nauzet Pérez	90+1'
CB	4	Miguel Flaño	20'
CB	5	David García	90'
CB	3	Tano Bonnín
RWB	6	Oier
LWB	2	Javier Flaño
CM	10	Roberto Torres		80'
CM	16	Manuel Sánchez
CM	8	Mikel Merino
CF	19	Kenan Kodro		46'
CF	20	Miguel de las Cuevas		64'
Substitutions:
GK	1	Mario Fernández
FW	7	Nino		46'
FW	11	Urko Vera
MF	14	Maikel Mesa		64'
DF	15	Unai García
MF	21	Matej Pučko		80'
MF	33	Álex Berenguer
Manager:
Enrique Martín


GK	13	Isaac Becerra
CB	4	Florian Lejeune
CB	22	Kiko Olivas
RWB	17	Carlos Clerc
RB	15	Pablo Maffeo
CM	8	Pere Pons
CM	24	Borja García	90+2'
CM	6	Álex Granell
FW	9	Jaime Mata	81'
CF	16	Cristian Herrera	54'
FW	5	Pedro Alcalá
Substitutions:
GK	1	Germán Parreño
CB	7	Richy	90+2'
ACM	10	Eloi Amagat
FW	14	Rubén Alcaraz	81'
FW	20	Rubén Sobrino	54'
MF	21	Pol Llonch
MF	23	Javier Álamo
Manager:
Pablo Machín

Second leg

Girona v Osasuna

18 June 2016
19:00 CEST

Girona	0–1	Osasuna
	Summary	Kodro 48'

Montilivi, Girona
Attendance: 9,108
Referee: Arias López

Girona

Osasuna


GK	13	Isaac Becerra
CB	22	Kiko Olivas
CB	7	Richy		74'
CB	4	Florian Lejeune	80', 88'
RWB	11	Aday Benítez		70'
LWB	17	Carlos Clerc
CM	8	Pere Pons
CM	6	Álex Granell
CM	24	Borja García
CF	16	Cristian Herrera		70'
CF	20	Rubén Sobrino
Substitutions:
GK	1	Germán Parreño
DF	5	Pedro Alcalá
FW	9	Jaime Mata		70'
MF	10	Eloi Amagat
DF	15	Pablo Maffeo
MF	23	Javier Álamo		70'
MF	25	Dejan Lekić		74'
Manager:
Pablo Machín


GK	13	Nauzet Pérez
CB	5	David García
CB	4	Miguel Flaño
CB	3	Tano Bonnín
RWB	6	Oier	32'
LWB	2	Javier Flaño
CM	10	Roberto Torres		73'
CM	16	Manuel Sánchez	56'
CM	8	Mikel Merino
CF	20	Miguel de las Cuevas		57'
CF	19	Kenan Kodro		75'
Substitutions:
GK	1	Mario Fernández
FW	7	Nino		73'
FW	11	Urko Vera
MF	14	Maikel Mesa		57'
DF	15	Unai García		75'
MF	21	Matej Pučko
MF	33	Álex Berenguer
Manager:
Enrique Martín

Promoted to La Liga
Osasuna (2 years later)

References

↑ "Circular número: 4 - Reglamento de Competiciones de ambito Estatal 2015/2016 (pages 14-15)" (PDF) (in Spanish). RFEF. 14 July 2015. Retrieved 4 March 2016.
↑ "Reglamento General RFEF - Artículo 201. Sistema de puntos. (page 104)" (PDF). RFEF. 1 May 2015. Retrieved 8 April 2015.
↑ "Horarios del play-off de ascenso a la Liga BBVA" (in Spanish). La Liga. 30 May 2016. Retrieved 30 May 2016.

External links

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