CD Tercio

Club Deportivo Tercio was a military football team based in the autonomous city of Melilla. They played in Primera Autonómica de Melilla before being dissolved in 2016.

Season to season[]

Season	Tier	Division	Place
1999/00	5	1ª Aut.	6th
2000/01	5	1ª Aut.	7th
2001–2005	DNP
2005/06	5	1ª Aut.	6th
2006/07	5	1ª Aut.	4th
2007/08	5	1ª Aut.	4th
2008/09	5	1ª Aut.	4th
2009/10	5	1ª Aut.	5th
2010/11	5	1ª Aut.	4th
2011/12	5	1ª Aut.	6th
2012/13	5	1ª Aut.	4th
2013/14	5	1ª Aut.	7th
2014/15	5	1ª Aut.	9th
2015/16	5	1ª Aut.	7th

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