1997–98 Tercera División

Tercera División
Season 1997–98

The 1997–98 Tercera División season is the 21st season since establishment the tier four.

Contents

League table

Group 1

Pos Team Pl Pts W D L GF GA
1 Compostela B 40 88 25 13 2 90 29 Promotion play-offs
2 Lalín 40 76 22 10 8 66 42
3 Celta B 40 75 23 6 11 68 35
4 Betanzos 40 74 22 8 10 68 41
5 Ponte Ourense 40 74 22 8 10 82 53
6 Arosa 40 65 19 8 13 54 46
7 Caselas 40 63 18 9 13 71 50
8 Lemos 40 62 16 14 10 53 45
9 Xove Lago 40 60 17 9 14 49 43
10 Viveiro 40 58 16 10 14 55 49
11 Gran Peña 40 56 15 11 14 65 63
12 Cerceda 40 55 14 13 13 57 46
13 Villalonga 40 55 15 10 15 67 57
14 Porriño 40 50 14 8 18 58 54
15 Gondomar 40 49 12 13 15 49 57
16 Sanxenxo 40 48 13 9 18 49 70
17 Somozas 40 45 13 6 21 46 63
18 Estradense 40 33 7 12 21 38 71 Relegation
19 Imperator 40 30 7 9 24 39 83
20 Laracha 40 24 5 9 26 43 98
21 Cambados 40 18 3 9 28 25 97

Group 2

Pos Team Pl Pts W D L GF GA

Group 3

Pos Team Pl Pts W D L GF GA

Group 4

Pos Team Pl Pts W D L GF GA

Group 5

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Group 6

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Group 7

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Group 8

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Group 9

Pos Team Pl Pts W D L GF GA

Group 10

Pos Team Pl Pts W D L GF GA

Group 11

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Group 12

Pos Team Pl Pts W D L GF GA

Group 13

Pos Team Pl Pts W D L GF GA

Group 14

Pos Team Pl Pts W D L GF GA

Group 15

Pos Team Pl Pts W D L GF GA

Group 16

Pos Team Pl Pts W D L GF GA

Group 17

Pos Team Pl Pts W D L GF GA

Playoffs

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