UEFA Super Cup

Europe · European club competition

Format
Single match
When
August
Venue
A different neutral city each year
Record winners
Real Madrid

The UEFA Super Cup is a single match between the winners of the Champions League and the Europa League, played in August as the curtain-raiser to the European season. It was first played in the early 1970s, when the European Cup winners met the Cup Winners’ Cup holders over two legs, and has been a one-off match at a neutral venue since 1998.

Monaco’s Stade Louis II hosted every edition from 1998 to 2012; since then the match has moved between European cities each year. A draw after 90 minutes goes to extra time and penalties.

Real Madrid have won it more often than any other club, with Barcelona and Milan close behind. Golalarm carries the Super Cup with live score, lineups, events and statistics like any other match.

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