Madrid - Angel Maria Villar was, as expected, re-elected as president of the Spanish football federation (RFEF) on Monday for another four-year term.
Villar, 58, has reigned for two decades since 1988, one of the longest in world football.
He obtained 144 votes on Monday, with three votes being declared null and 18 left blank.
In his acceptance speech, he said he was "very grateful for the continued confidence in me," and promised "four more years of dedication and hard work."