1984–85 Segunda División

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The 1984–85 Segunda División season saw 20 teams participate in the second flight Spanish league. UD Las Palmas, Cádiz CF and Celta de Vigo were promoted to Primera División. UD Salamanca, Granada CF, CD Calvo Sotelo and Lorca Deportiva were relegated to Segunda División B.

Final table

Key to colors in league table:
Promoted to Primera División
Relegated to Segunda División B

Position	Club	Played	Points	Wins	Draws	Losses	Goals for	Goals against	Goal Difference
1	UD Las Palmas	38	55+17	22	11	5	56	37	+19
2	Cádiz CF	38	49+11	18	13	7	59	28	+31
3	Celta de Vigo	38	48+10	20	8	10	63	40	+23
4	CE Sabadell FC	38	42+4	15	12	11	49	43	+6
5	Castilla CF	38	40+2	14	12	12	49	48	+1
6	CD Logroñés	38	40+2	18	4	16	51	46	+5
7	RCD Mallorca	38	40+2	15	10	13	46	39	+7
8	Cartagena FC	38	37-1	12	13	13	41	37	+4
9	Barcelona Atlètic	38	37-1	13	11	14	36	42	-6
10	Recreativo de Huelva	38	36-2	11	14	13	34	42	-8
11	CD Tenerife	38	36-2	12	12	14	48	43	+5
12	CD Castellón	38	36-2	14	8	16	51	51	0
13	Deportivo de La Coruña	38	36-2	13	10	15	52	60	-8
14	Atlético Madrileño	38	35-3	12	11	15	37	45	-8
15	Bilbao Athletic	38	34-4	12	10	16	44	52	-8
16	Real Oviedo	38	34-4	9	16	13	44	45	-1
17	UD Salamanca	38	33-5	12	9	17	39	37	+2
18	Granada CF	38	33-5	12	9	17	32	46	-14
19	CD Calvo Sotelo	38	30-8	10	10	18	34	48	-14
20	Lorca Deportiva	38	29-9	10	9	19	23	59	-36

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