The MCF reserve team has been competing in Spain’s Third Division for the last nine seasons, and in six of which they’ve ended in the top four teams of Group 9 and the promotion play-offs. In 2015/16, Atlético Malagueño has shown great scoring power, with 99 goals in 41 games (an average of 2,41 per match). Following the 2-1 defeat in Castalia, Ruano’s boys need to reach or exceed the 100 goal mark to qualify to the third and definitive round of the #promotionplayoffs to Second B.
The Blue and Whites’ reserve team’s two best seasons from a goal-scoring aspect were in 1998/99, when Málaga B ended in the top spot of Third Division Group 9, scoring 93 goals, plus another 9 in the Second Division B play-offs (102 in total); and in 2001/02, when Málaga B ended in 2nd place of Third Division Group 9 with 90 goals, plus another 10 in the Second Division B play-offs (100 in total).
2015/16 season
Atlético Malagueño ended the regular league in 2nd place with 96 goals scored in 38 matches (plus another 3 goals in 3 play-off games), the team’s best record in history in a national category. They were also the 5th highest goal-scorers in the entire Third Division in Spain. Jaime Moreno was named the ‘pichichi’ of Group 9 with 23 goals, four of which were scored at CD Ronda’s ground.
2014/15 season
Atlético Malagueño ended the regular league in 2nd place with 69 goals scored in 38 matches, (plus another two in Second B play-offs). Rufo, with 15 goals, was the team’s highest scorer.
2013/14 season
Atlético Malagueño ended the regular league in 3rd place with 74 goals scored in 38 matches (plus 4 goals in 4 Second B play-offs). Samu Castillejo, with 17 goals, (16 in Third Division Group 9, plus 1 in the play-offs) was the ‘pichichi’ of the team.
2012/13 season
Atlético Malagueño ended the regular league in 4th place with 71 goals scored in 38 matches (plus 3 goals in 2 Second B play-offs). Emilio Guerra, with 25 goals in league competition (26 including play-offs), was the best striker in Third Division Group 9.
2011/12 season
Atlético Malagueño ended the regular league in 5th place with 79 goals scored in 40 matches. Juanfri, with 14 goals, was the highest scorer.
2010/11 season
Atlético Malagueño ended the regular league in 4th place with 63 goals scored in 38 matches, (plus 1 goal in 2 Second B play-offs). Iván Aguilar, with 14 goals, was the team’s highest scorer.
2009/10 season
Atlético Malagueño ended the regular league in 6th place with 56 goals scored in 36 matches. Óscar, with 19 goals, was the team’s highest scorer.
2008/09 season
The reserve team, under the denomination Málaga CF ‘B’, ended the regular league in 4th place with 66 goals scored in 38 league matches (plus another 7 in 4 Second B play-offs). Pedrito, with 14 goals, was the team’s highest scorer.
2007/08 season
Málaga CF ‘B’ ended the regular season in 15th place with 50 goals scored in 40 matches. Javi Ramos, with 9 goals, was the team’s highest scorer.
(*) Since 2006/07, their last season in Second Division B, MCF’s reserve team has competed in Third Division Group 9.
