Deportivo La Coruna

Deportivo La Coruna Standings

Segunda Division

Form

Key:
Promotion
Promotion Playoff
Relegation
Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	PTS	Form
1	Racing Santander	37	21	6	10	75	55	20	69	D W W L W
2	Almeria	37	20	7	10	74	56	18	67	W W L W L
3	Deportivo La Coruna	37	18	11	8	57	40	17	65	D W D D W
4	Castellon	37	18	10	9	64	46	18	64	W W D W W
5	Burgos CF	37	17	10	10	44	33	11	61	D L W W D
6	Eibar	37	17	10	10	45	32	13	61	W W D W W
7	Malaga	37	17	9	11	62	47	15	60	L L W D D
8	Las Palmas	36	16	12	8	47	30	17	60	W L W W L
9	FC Andorra	37	15	10	12	56	47	9	55	W W W W D
10	Cordoba	37	15	9	13	52	55	-3	54	W W W W L
11	Sporting Gijon	37	15	7	15	50	47	3	52	L W L W L
12	AD Ceuta FC	37	14	9	14	44	57	-13	51	D D D L D
13	Albacete	37	12	11	14	48	51	-3	47	L W L L D
14	Granada	37	11	12	14	47	49	-2	45	L L W L L
15	Real Valladolid	37	11	10	16	40	48	-8	43	W L D L W
16	Leganes	37	10	12	15	40	44	-4	42	L L W L D
17	Real Sociedad B	37	11	8	18	46	54	-8	41	L L D L L
18	Cadiz	36	10	8	18	33	51	-18	38	L L L L L
19	SD Huesca	37	9	9	19	37	55	-18	36	W L D L D
20	CD Mirandes	37	9	9	19	40	60	-20	36	W L D W D
21	Real Zaragoza	37	8	11	18	33	50	-17	35	L D L L D
22	Cultural Leonesa	37	8	8	21	33	60	-27	32	L L L W D

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