Today January 12, 2026, 06:41 PM
Today January 12, 2026, 06:41 PM
Completed — FC Barcelona claimed the 2026 Spanish Super Cup title after a 3–2 victory over Real Madrid in the final played on January 11, 2026, at King Abdullah Sports City Stadium in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The match officially concluded the four-team Supercopa tournament held in the Middle East.
Barcelona opened the scoring early in the match, prompting an immediate response from Real Madrid as both teams exchanged goals during a fast-paced first half. By halftime, the score was level, reflecting an evenly balanced contest with multiple momentum shifts.
In the second half, Barcelona regained the lead with a decisive goal that ultimately separated the two sides. Despite sustained pressure from Real Madrid in the closing stages, Barcelona maintained defensive discipline to preserve their advantage until the final whistle.
The final also included disciplinary developments, with Barcelona reduced to ten players after a second-half dismissal. Match officials confirmed the decision following a review, and play resumed without further incidents affecting the scoreline.
Following the defeat, Real Madrid confirmed a managerial change. The club announced that head coach Xabi Alonso had left his position by mutual agreement after the Super Cup final, marking an official conclusion to his tenure.
Barcelona’s victory secured their 16th Spanish Super Cup title, reinforcing the club’s strong recent record in the competition. Tournament organizers confirmed the event concluded as scheduled, with no outstanding disciplinary or regulatory matters under review.
