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Segunda División 2024/25 crowned Levante on 79 points, with Elche two points behind in the other automatic-promotion place, while fourth-placed Mirandés reached the first promotion play-off final in club history.

At the bottom, Cartagena, Racing de Ferrol, Tenerife and Eldense fell into Primera Federación. Tenerife's relegation ended 12 consecutive seasons in the division; Cartagena finished with 23 points and nowhere left to hide.

Total xTears

6,235.87

Avg xT per match

13.32

Absolute chaos

6.21

Late drama

4.10

All-out war

4.79

Referee scandal

1.56

Heart-Racing Games

All
Adrenaline Match

27.48

xT
SD Huesca crest

SD Huesca

17.57 xT

1-3
Racing de Santander crest

Racing de Santander

9.91 xT

Matchday 3619 Apr 2025Estadio El Alcoraz
Eldense crestRacing de Santander crest

Eldense 3-3 Racing de Santander

Matchday 41|25 May 2025

26.21

xT
Cadiz crestDeportivo de A Coruña crest

Cadiz 2-4 Deportivo de A Coruña

Matchday 17|30 Nov 2024

25.96

xT
SD Huesca crestCadiz crest

SD Huesca 3-1 Cadiz

Matchday 8|04 Oct 2024

24.32

xT
Castellón crestGranada CF crest

Castellón 2-3 Granada CF

Matchday 11|22 Oct 2024

23.34

xT
Málaga crestEldense crest

Málaga 3-0 Eldense

Matchday 20|18 Dec 2024

23.33

xT

xT XI

All
LS
Almeria crest63.73

L. Suárez

JP
Mirandés crest45.21

J. Panichelli

AC
Córdoba crest39.10

Antonio Casas

AM
Racing de Santander crest45.15

Andrés Martín

JO
Cadiz crest34.54

Javi Ontiveros

ÓS
SD Huesca crest34.03

Óscar Sielva

JP
SD Huesca crest21.69

Jorge Pulido

AJ
Castellón crest20.89

Alberto Jiménez

AP
Racing de Ferrol crest19.68

A. Puric

DE
Levante crest18.60

Dela

RY
Sporting de Gijón crest7.78

Rubén Yáñez

Pain Meter

All
1
Granada CF crest

Granada CF

42 played

7.43

xT for

2
Córdoba crest

Córdoba

42 played

7.41

xT for

3
Almeria crest

Almeria

44 played

7.38

xT for

4
Racing de Santander crest

Racing de Santander

44 played

7.21

xT for

5
Real Zaragoza crest

Real Zaragoza

42 played

7.19

xT for

Player Leaders

All
1

L. Suárez

Almeria crestAlmeria | Forward

63.73

xT
2

J. Panichelli

Mirandés crestMirandés | Forward

45.21

xT
3

Andrés Martín

Racing de Santander crestRacing de Santander | Midfielder

45.15

xT
4

Antonio Casas

Córdoba crestCórdoba | Forward

39.10

xT
5

Alemão

Oviedo crestOviedo | Forward

38.15

xT
6

Urko Izeta

Mirandés crestMirandés | Forward

37.52

xT
7

Peke

Deportivo de A Coruña crestDeportivo de A Coruña | Forward

37.46

xT
8

José Luis Morales

Levante crestLevante | Forward

36.77

xT
9

Juan Carlos Arana

Racing de Santander crestRacing de Santander | Forward

34.58

xT
10

Javi Ontiveros

Cadiz crestCadiz | Midfielder

34.54

xT
11

Óscar Sielva

SD Huesca crestSD Huesca | Midfielder

34.03

xT
12

Álex Sancris

Burgos crestBurgos | Forward

32.49

xT
13

Jon Bautista

Eibar crestEibar | Forward

32.28

xT
14

Brugui

Levante crestLevante | Midfielder

31.99

xT
15

J. Otero

Sporting de Gijón crestSporting de Gijón | Forward

31.83

xT
16

P. Soko

SD Huesca crestSD Huesca | Forward

31.09

xT
17

Jacobo González

Córdoba crestCórdoba | Midfielder

30.95

xT
18

A. Álvarez

Elche crestElche | Forward

30.43

xT
19

Fer Niño

Burgos crestBurgos | Forward

30.41

xT
20

N. Fernández Mercau

Elche crestElche | Midfielder

30.22

xT

League Pain Table

League Pain Table
#
1Almeria crestAlmeria324.70286.3313.896.853.724.871.76
2Racing de Santander crestRacing de Santander317.09349.0215.146.784.526.141.66
3Granada CF crestGranada CF312.03283.2614.176.884.555.061.62
4Córdoba crestCórdoba311.22277.2714.016.724.255.101.63
5Oviedo crestOviedo310.47283.3812.915.814.064.571.40
6Real Zaragoza crestReal Zaragoza302.02318.6714.786.644.445.941.48
7Mirandés crestMirandés301.07323.1913.576.484.335.241.63
8Cadiz crestCadiz295.18272.3213.516.244.304.941.95
9SD Huesca crestSD Huesca293.78256.4213.106.124.134.731.44
10Levante crestLevante289.99263.0313.176.434.964.361.53
11Sporting de Gijón crestSporting de Gijón285.29279.1513.446.414.404.621.83
12Elche crestElche281.70263.9612.995.393.505.071.23
13Eldense crestEldense281.68276.4813.296.354.514.591.61
14Albacete crestAlbacete281.54295.5113.747.164.524.482.26
15Castellón crestCastellón279.24269.8913.076.413.494.081.39
16Burgos crestBurgos270.21278.8613.075.844.835.021.56
17Eibar crestEibar267.54239.1812.065.133.634.571.03
18Málaga crestMálaga267.42299.2313.495.974.375.061.71
19Tenerife crestTenerife261.60288.0613.095.883.734.851.73
20Deportivo de A Coruña crestDeportivo de A Coruña245.95271.7812.336.183.683.861.27
21FC Cartagena crestFC Cartagena236.07283.8712.385.893.153.841.31
22Racing de Ferrol crestRacing de Ferrol220.08277.0111.845.073.194.221.29

Tournament Curiosities

xTears Curiosities

8
  1. 1The complete edition broke through 6,000 xTears and finished on 6,235.87 xT across 468 matches. Segunda turned pressure into a full-season weather system.
  2. 2Huesca 1-3 Racing de Santander was the wildest xTears match with 27.48 xT and the season's sharpest reversal: Huesca generated 17.57 xT to Racing's 9.91 and still lost by two.
  3. 3Cartagena 0-0 Elche was pure anesthesia: no goals and just 4.42 xT, the lowest emotional temperature of the edition.
  4. 4Eldense 3-3 Racing de Santander owned late drama with 15.31 xT. Six goals on the penultimate matchday and no calm left in the building.
  5. 5Sporting de Gijón 0-2 Albacete was the referee-chaos peak at 15.00 xT. The scoreboard was tidy; the whistle was anything but.
  6. 6Oviedo 3-2 Almería was the chaos peak at 16.53 xT: five goals, two red cards and three VAR interventions. The match report needed its own traffic controller.
  7. 7Almería generated a competition-high 324.70 xT across the league and play-offs, while Racing de Santander absorbed the most pressure with 349.02 xT against and posted the highest average match temperature at 15.14 xT.
  8. 8Luis Suárez led the individual xTears ranking with 63.73 xT and scored 27 goals for Almería. The division's loudest individual campaign still ended one promotion short.

Overall Curiosities

9
  1. 1Levante won the title with 79 points and 69 goals, sealing a return to La Liga after three seasons away.
  2. 2Elche finished second with 77 points and claimed the other automatic-promotion place, returning to the top flight two years after relegation.
  3. 3Oviedo overturned a first-leg deficit in the play-off final by winning the decisive Oviedo 3-1 Mirandés after extra time, ending a 24-year wait for La Liga.
  4. 4Santi Cazorla scored the equalising penalty in that final at 40 years and 190 days, becoming the oldest player to score in a promotion play-off final.
  5. 5Mirandés finished fourth on 75 points and reached the first promotion play-off final in club history. The smallest stadium in the race came within one match of La Liga.
  6. 6Cartagena, Racing de Ferrol, Tenerife and Eldense were relegated. Tenerife's drop ended a 12-season stay in the division.
  7. 7All four newly promoted clubs survived: Córdoba finished 13th, Castellón 15th, Deportivo de A Coruña 16th and Málaga 17th. The new arrivals found four different routes to the same safety net.
  8. 8Almería 2-5 Castellón was the highest-scoring match with seven goals, while Racing de Santander 6-0 Racing de Ferrol delivered the biggest winning margin in a Cantabrian-Galician avalanche.
  9. 9The full edition produced 1,190 goals across 468 matches, stopping just short of 1,200 but never short of noise.

All statistics use finished matches in this competition edition with available xT data.