How many times has Real Madrid won the Supercopa de España in its history?

Real Madrid is one of the most successful teams in the history of the Supercopa de España. With 13 titles to its name as of 2025, the club has left an indelible mark on this tournament, which pits the champions of La Liga against the Copa del Rey winners. Let’s delve into the most significant moments of their journey in the competition.

Early titles and initial dominance

Real Madrid's debut as Supercopa de España champions came in 1988 when they defeated FC Barcelona in a closely contested series that ended 3-2 on aggregate. Hugo Sánchez was one of the standout figures of that edition, scoring decisive goals to secure the victory.

Between 1988 and 1990, Real Madrid demonstrated absolute dominance by winning three consecutive titles. In the last of these, also against Barcelona, Emilio Butragueño and Míchel shone in a historic generation known as "La Quinta del Buitre." This period marked the beginning of their hegemony in the competition.

The era of clásicos and memorable finals

In 1997, Real Madrid once again faced FC Barcelona in one of the most thrilling Supercopa series. With a 5-3 aggregate score, a young Raúl González led the team with decisive goals, establishing himself as one of the great promises of spanish football.

Another unforgettable moment occurred in 2017. Led by Cristiano Ronaldo, Real Madrid faced Barcelona in a series defined by the Madridistas’ dominance. In the first leg, Marco Asensio and Ronaldo scored two of the most iconic goals in recent history, sealing a 5-1 aggregate that left their rivals with no chance.

Transition to the "Final Four" format

In 2020, the Supercopa de España adopted a new format featuring four teams and held in Saudi Arabia. Real Madrid was one of the first champions under this format, defeating Atlético de Madrid in a final decided by a penalty shootout. Thibaut Courtois emerged as the hero of the night, showcasing his quality in goal.

Later, in 2022, the team defeated Athletic Club with goals from Luka Modric and Karim Benzema, proving that a blend of experience and youth remained key to their success. This title reinforced their dominance in the tournament under the new format.

The most recent triumph: Supercopa 2024

In 2024, Real Madrid claimed their 13th title by defeating FC Barcelona once again in a final held in Saudi Arabia. Jude Bellingham and Vinicius Jr. were the main protagonists, scoring the goals that secured victory for the Madridistas. This triumph solidified the club as one of the most successful in Supercopa history and demonstrated their continued strength in any competition.

Every time Real Madrid has won the Supercopa de España

• 1988: Against FC Barcelona.
• 1989: Against FC Barcelona.
• 1990: Against FC Barcelona.
• 1993: Against FC Barcelona.
• 1997: Against FC Barcelona.
• 2001: Against Real Zaragoza.
• 2003: Against RCD Mallorca.
• 2008: Against Valencia CF.
• 2012: Against FC Barcelona.
• 2017: Against FC Barcelona.
• 2020: Against Atlético de Madrid.
• 2022: Against Athletic Club.
• 2024: Against FC Barcelona.

Current status: Real Madrid advances to the Supercopa de España 2025 final

In the 2025 edition, Real Madrid secured their place in the final by defeating Mallorca 3-0 in the semifinals. Goals were scored by Jude Bellingham, an own goal by Martin Valjent, and Rodrygo. With this victory, Los Blancos will face FC Barcelona in the final, reigniting the classic spanish football rivalry once again.

Key facts about Real Madrid in the Supercopa de España

• Real Madrid has won the Supercopa de España 13 times as of January 2025.
• It is the second most successful team in the competition, only behind FC Barcelona.
• In 2024, they defeated Barcelona with goals from Jude Bellingham and Vinícius Jr.
• Since 2020, the tournament has been played in a "Final Four" format in Saudi Arabia.
• In head-to-head Supercopa finals against Barcelona, Real Madrid holds a clear advantage.