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Yearly Champions of the Spanish Super Cup

The Supercopa de España, also known as the Spanish Super Cup, began in 1982 as a contest between two teams. The format changed in 2020 to include four teams: the winners and runners-up of both La Liga and the Copa del Rey.

FC Barcelona leads with 16 titles, making them the most successful club in this competition's history. Following them is Real Madrid with 13 titles. Other clubs like Athletic Bilbao and Deportivo La Coruña have also claimed the trophy multiple times. Barcelona has been especially dominant in recent years, securing the title again in 2026.

Top 10 Spanish Super Cup Winners

  • FC Barcelona: 16 titles
  • Real Madrid: 13 titles
  • Athletic Bilbao: 3 titles
  • Deportivo La Coruña: 3 titles
  • Atletico Madrid: 2 titles
  • Valencia: 1 title
  • Sevilla: 1 title
  • Real Zaragoza: 1 title
  • RCD Mallorca: 1 title
  • Real Sociedad: 1 title

Details on Leading Clubs

FC Barcelona

With 16 trophies, Barcelona tops the list. Their first victory came in 1983 by defeating Athletic Bilbao, while their latest was in 2026, beating Real Madrid once more. Lionel Messi holds records for most appearances and goals in this competition.

Real Madrid

Real Madrid has claimed 13 titles, starting in 1988 with a win over Barcelona. Their most recent success was in 2024 when they triumphed 4-1 against Barcelona.

Athletic Bilbao

This club has won three times, beginning in 1984 and last winning in 2021 after a thrilling 3-2 match against Barcelona.

Deportivo La Coruña

Currently playing in the second division, Deportivo has three titles from 1995 to 2002, making them one of the lesser-known champions.

Atlético Madrid

They have taken home the trophy twice, first in 1985 and again in 2014.

Yearly List of Spanish Super Cup Winners

  • 1982: Real Sociedad
  • 1983: FC Barcelona
  • 1984: Athletic Bilbao
  • 1985: Atletico Madrid
  • 1988: Real Madrid
  • 1989: Real Madrid
  • 1990: Real Madrid
  • 1991: FC Barcelona
  • 1992: FC Barcelona
  • 1993: Real Madrid
  • 1994: FC Barcelona
  • 1995: Deportivo La Coruña
  • 1996: FC Barcelona
  • 1997: Real Madrid
  • 1998: RCD Mallorca
  • 1999: Valencia
  • 2000: Deportivo La Coruña
  • 2001: Real Madrid
  • 2002: Deportivo La Coruña
  • 2003: Real Madrid
  • 2004: Real Zaragoza
  • 2005: FC Barcelona
  • 2006: FC Barcelona
  • 2007: Sevilla
  • 2008: Real Madrid
  • 2009: FC Barcelona
  • 2010: FC Barcelona
  • 2011: FC Barcelona
  • 2012: Real Madrid
  • 2013: FC Barcelona
  • 2014: Atletico Madrid
  • 2015: Athletic Bilbao
  • 2016: FC Barcelona
  • 2017: Real Madrid
  • 2018: FC Barcelona
  • 2020: Real Madrid
  • 2021: Athletic Bilbao
  • 2022: Real Madrid
  • 2023: FC Barcelona
  • 2024: Real Madrid
  • 2025: FC Barcelona
  • 2026: FC Barcelona