Rayo Majadahonda

Rayo Majadahonda Standings

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Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	PTS	Form
1	Rayo Majadahonda	34	20	10	4	52	23	29	70	W D W W W
2	San Sebastian de los Reyes	34	21	7	6	51	27	24	70	W L W D W
3	Conquense	34	16	12	6	42	30	12	60	W W L W D
4	Getafe B	34	16	9	9	55	35	20	57	L L W D L
5	CD Coria	34	16	9	9	50	38	12	57	W W L W W
6	Alcala	34	14	9	11	42	39	3	51	L D W W W
7	Tenerife B	34	15	5	14	57	53	4	50	L L W L W
8	Orihuela	34	12	10	12	45	43	2	46	W L L L D
9	CF Intercity	34	11	10	13	42	45	-3	43	W W L L L
10	Navalcarnero	34	11	10	13	40	42	-2	43	W D W L L
11	Las Palmas B	34	11	9	14	42	45	-3	42	D W L L L
12	Elche Ilicitano	34	10	11	13	51	56	-5	41	L L L W W
13	Real Madrid C	34	11	7	16	42	45	-3	40	L W W W L
14	CD Quintanar del Rey	34	11	6	17	36	43	-7	39	W D W L W
15	Fuenlabrada	34	9	10	15	35	44	-9	37	L D W L L
16	CD Colonia Moscardo	34	9	7	18	37	57	-20	34	L D L W W
17	Socuellamos	34	7	10	17	34	55	-21	31	D W L L L
18	Rayo Vallecano B	34	9	3	22	30	63	-33	30	L L L W L

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