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CA Osasuna
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RC Celta de Vigo
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Real Sociedad de Fútbol
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About the Copa del Rey
History
The Copa del Rey is Spanish football's oldest national competition, played since the 1902-03 season (a "Coronation Cup" held in 1902 to celebrate King Alfonso XIII's coronation is sometimes regarded as its direct forerunner). Every season it brings together hundreds of clubs, from amateur regional-division sides up to La Liga's biggest names. FC Barcelona is the competition's most successful club with 32 titles, ahead of Athletic Bilbao (24 titles) and Real Madrid (20 titles). In the 2025-26 edition, Real Sociedad lifted the trophy by beating Atlético Madrid on penalties (4-3) in the final played on 18 April 2026 at the Estadio de La Cartuja in Seville.
Trophy roll
- FC Barcelona — 32 titles in total, the competition's most decorated club.
- Athletic Bilbao — 24 titles, the second most decorated club.
- Real Madrid — 20 Copa del Rey titles.
Historic clubs
- FC Barcelona — The competition's most decorated club, with 32 titles in total.
- Athletic Bilbao — The second most decorated club, historically one of the competition's most frequent finalists.
- Real Madrid — The competition's third most decorated club.
- Atlético Madrid — Runners-up in the 2025-26 edition, beaten on penalties by Real Sociedad.
Competition format
The Copa del Rey brings together hundreds of clubs from every level of Spanish football, from amateur regional sides to La Liga clubs, in a single-elimination format.
La Liga clubs (Real Madrid, FC Barcelona, Atlético Madrid, and others) enter the competition from the Round of 32 onward, facing sides from lower divisions.
- From the early rounds through the quarter-finals: a single knockout match.
- Semi-finals: two-legged ties.
- Final: a single match played at a neutral venue.
Qualification for Europe
The Copa del Rey winner earns a direct spot in the following season's UEFA Europa League league stage.
If the winner has already qualified for European competition through their La Liga finish, their Europa League spot is passed on to the highest-placed league team not yet qualified for Europe.
Frequently asked questions
Which club has won the most Copa del Rey titles?
FC Barcelona, with 32 titles in total.
Who won the 2025-26 Copa del Rey?
Real Sociedad, who beat Atlético Madrid on penalties (4-3) in the final at the Estadio de La Cartuja in Seville on 18 April 2026.
Since when has the Copa del Rey existed?
The competition has been played since the 1902-03 season, making it Spanish football's oldest national competition.
How does the Copa del Rey lead to Europa League qualification?
The winner earns a direct spot in the following season's UEFA Europa League league stage.
From which round do La Liga clubs enter the competition?
La Liga clubs enter the competition from the Round of 32 onward.
Where can I follow Copa del Rey results?
AtlasGoal provides the match schedule, results, statistics, and the latest news for the competition.
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