Copa Argentina 2026/27

League Argentina 2026 Finished

Matches

Play-offs

Round of 32

Round of 16

Quarter-finals

Season in numbers

60 Matches played

151 Goals

2.52 Scored per game

35 Home wins

10 Away wins

15 Draws

Clubs

All teams

About

The Copa Argentina stands as the premier national knockout tournament in the country’s football structure. Organised by the Argentine Football Association, it operates independently from the league system, offering a distinct path for clubs across all divisions to compete for domestic honours.

The tournament currently features 64 teams in its final phase, bringing together every club from the Primera División alongside top performers from the Primera Nacional and qualifiers from regional leagues. Matches are contested in single legs at neutral venues, with penalties used to resolve draws as there is no extra time. The winner secures places in both the Supercopa Argentina and the Copa Sudamericana, making the cup a vital route to continental competition.

Boca Juniors holds the record for the most titles with four wins, achieved across the competition’s various iterations. The most recent champion is Independiente Rivadavia. While the format has evolved since its initial inception in 1969 and subsequent relaunch in 2011, it remains the primary domestic cup in the Argentine pyramid.

Participating sides in the current season include Racing Club, River Plate, Nueva Chicago, Olimpo de Bahía Blanca, Almirante Brown and JJ Urquiza. The competition continues to serve as a key fixture in the annual sporting calendar, providing opportunities for lower-tier teams to face their top-flight counterparts.