Editing Battle of Ocaña (section)

===Spanish Army===
Aréizaga commanded 51,000-52,000 men{{sfn|Chandler|1979|p=319}}{{sfn|Napier|1873|p=249}} in eight infantry and four cavalry divisions, with 60 cannon manned by 1,500 artillerists. Other authorities give the Spanish 60,000{{sfn|Glover|2001|p=115}} or 56,500 men{{sfn|Smith|1993|p=335}}
;Spanish infantry{{sfn|Smith|1993|p=335}}{{sfn|Zimmermann|1979|p=25}}
* 1st Division: [[Luis Roberto de Lacy|Lacy]] (7,700)
** 9 battalions of Burgos, Alcala, 1/Espana, 1/Loxa, 1/Seville, Provincial of Cordova, Prov. of Chinchilla.
* 2nd Division: [[Gaspar de Vigodet|Vigodet]] (7,100)
** 9 bns. of Corona, Military Orders, Ronda, Alcazar, Ciudad Real, 1/Guadix.
* 3rd Division: [[Pedro Agustín Girón|Girón]] (5,200)
** 8 bns. of 1/Guards, 2/Guards, 2/Cordova, Gailen, Prov. of Jaen, Prov. of Toledo.
* 4th Division: [[Francisco González de Castejón|Castejon]] (6,400)
** 8 bns. of 1/Malaga, 5/Seville, 2/Loxa, Bujalance, Xeres, 3/Cordova, Velez Malaga Cazadores.
* 5th Division: [[Tomás Zeraín|Zeraín]] (5,900)
** 7 bns. of Barbastro Cazadores, 2/Espana, 2/Seville, 2/Madrid, Provincial of Granada, 3/Walloon Guards.
* 6th Division: N. Jacome (7,600)
** 9 bns. of Badajoz, Jaen, Alpujarras, 4/Seville, Prov. of Malaga, Prov. of Ecija, Estremadura Tiradores.
* 7th Division: [[Francisco Copons y Navia|Francisco Copons]] (5,100)
** 6 bns. of Murcia, Real Marina, Africa, Reyna Regts.
* Vanguard: [[José Pascual de Zayas y Chacón|Zayas]] (6,000)
** 7 bns. Cantabria, Valencia Volunteers, 2/Majorca, Prov. of Plasencia, Prov. Grenadiers, Espana Vols.

; Spanish cavalry: [[Manuel Alberto Freire de Andrade y Armijo|Freire de Andrade]] (5,800)
* 1st Division: J. Bernuy
** [[Cavalry Regiment El Rey|Rey]], Infante, Almanza, Estremadura Carabineers and Lancers, Madrid Vols.
* 2nd Division: J. Rivas
** Pavia, 1st and 2nd Estremadura Hussars, Toledo Cazadores.
* 3rd Division: Miguel March
** Montesa, Reyna, Santiago, Principe, Cordova, Alcantara.
* 4th Division: [[Vicente Osorio Melgosa|Osorio]]
** Farnesio, Lusitania, Espana, Granada Cazadores, Fernanda VII Grenadiers.