Segunda División fixtures
The next Segunda División matches, with date and kick-off time in Italy. The fixture list is the one the source publishes: when a match is moved, the time changes here too.
Sunday 20 September
›CD Sabadell14:00Real Oviedo
›Ceuta16:15Real Valladolid
›Almería18:30RC Celta Fortuna
›Las Palmas18:30Burgos
›Leganés21:00Granada
Friday 25 September
›Girona20:30Albacete
Saturday 26 September
›Ceuta14:00Real Sociedad II
›Granada16:15FC Andorra
›RC Celta Fortuna18:30CD Sabadell
›Tenerife
18:30Cádiz
Sunday 27 September
›Real Valladolid14:00Córdoba
›Mallorca16:15Almería
›Burgos18:30Eldense
›Eibar
18:30Las Palmas›Real Oviedo21:00Sporting Gijón
Monday 28 September
›Leganés20:30Castellón
Friday 02 October
›Eldense20:30Real Oviedo
Saturday 03 October
›Albacete14:00
Eibar›Almería16:15Burgos
›Cádiz18:30Leganés
›CD Sabadell18:30FC Andorra
Sunday 04 October
›Real Sociedad II14:00Granada
›Sporting Gijón16:15RC Celta Fortuna
›Castellón18:30Ceuta
›Las Palmas18:30Real Valladolid
›Girona21:00Mallorca
Monday 05 October
›Córdoba20:30
Tenerife
Saturday 10 October
›Ceuta16:15CD Sabadell
›Eldense18:30Córdoba
›RC Celta Fortuna21:00Real Sociedad II
Source: ESPN. Read on 20 September at 00:09.
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