The group A match between Burgos and Sevilla Atlético ended 0-0 leaving everything for the second leg in a week's time. Despite the scoreline both sides had chances, although the visitors should have wrapped things up twenty minutes in to the second half when Iván Gómez saved Salva Sevilla's penalty after Fernando fouled Diego Capel.

Big crowds in all the grounds, but the highest attendance was at Córdoba, where 17,0000 fans saw the home side beat Huesca 2-0 in their group B final. Ex Racing defender Pierini opened the scoring in only the second minute following a corner, and Guzmán got the second midway through the second half to put the Andalusians in line for a return to the second division just two seasons after going down.

Racing Ferrol are on track to bounce back at the first attempt after beating Alicante 2-0. Lamatina headed the Galicians into the lead from Repi's cross in the twentieth minute and Corredoira got the second soon afterwards following good work by Repi and Jonathan Carril. But Diallo was sent off for a second bookable offence on the hour mark, and local keeper Queco Pina had to make some important saves late on to keep out the visitors. (17.06.07)

Rayo Vallecano have a more than even chance of returning to the second division after a 1-0 victory over Eibar in the first leg of the group D final on Saturday evening. A crowd of 15,500 turned up to see Piti get the only goal late in the first half after Cubillo set him up. The visitors hit the woodwork twice before the break though, and Piti was sent off for a second bookable offence midway through the second half to leave his side with ten men. However veteran keeper Alberto saved the day, stopping an Etxabe penalty after Amaya had fouled Rebollo, and then keeping out Iñigo in the last minute. (16.06.07)