Cupa României (Romania) 2026/27
League
Romania
2026
Finished
Matches
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FC Politehnica Timisoara
0:2
Rapid
-
FC Bacau
1:2
Universitatea Craiova
-
Argeș Pitești
0:5
FCSB
-
Sporting Lieşti
1:4
Dinamo București
-
Gloria Bistriţa
0:2
Csikszereda
-
FC Botosani
0:1
Corvinul Hunedoara
Play-offs
Quarter-finals
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Timişul Şag
3
Unirea Sântana
2
-
Sănătatea Cluj
2
Unirea Alba Iulia
2
-
Berca
2
Baicoi
3
-
Dunărea 2020 Giurgiu
2
Dunărea Turris
1
-
Progresul Mogosoaia
3
Voința Crevedia
0
-
Caransebes
0
Minerul Lupeni
0
-
Filiaşi
3
Oltul Curtişoara
3
-
Aerostar Bacău
0
Viitorul Curiţa
1
-
Dunarea Calarasi
2
Înainte Modelu
0
-
Unirea Braniştea
2
Sporting Lieşti
4
-
Viitorul Cluj
1
SCM Zalău
6
-
Sighetu Marmaţiei
1
Minaur Baia Mare
3
-
Gheorgheni
5
Ceahlăul Piatra Neamţ
0
-
Păuleşti
0
Tunari
3
-
Sânmartin
0
Crişul Sântandrei
0
-
Domnesti If
2
Olimpic Zărneşti
7
-
Păușești
0
Csm Targu Jiu
2
-
CSM Adjud
2
Târgu Secuiesc
1
-
Axiopolis
1
Agricola Borcea
3
-
CIL Blaj
2
ACS Mediaş 2022
1
-
Bolintin Vale
1
Progresul Spartac București
3
-
Bradul Putna
1
USV Iaşi
2
-
Corona Braşov
3
Săcele
0
-
Pucioasa
0
Flacăra Moreni
7
-
Metalurgistul Cugir
0
Jiul Petroşani
1
Semi-finals
-
Popești-Leordeni
5
CS Dinamo Bucuresti
0
-
FC Politehnica Timisoara
1
Dumbrăviţa
0
-
Agricola Borcea
1
Unirea Slobozia
4
-
Viitorul Șelimbăr
3
AFC Hermannstadt
0
-
CIL Blaj
1
Sănătatea Cluj
0
-
Timişul Şag
1
CSM Reşiţa
3
-
Tunari
2
Ştefăneşti
1
-
Viitorul Curiţa
0
FC Bacau
3
-
Dunarea Calarasi
0
CS Afumați
3
-
Progresul Mogosoaia
1
Concordia
4
-
Progresul Spartac București
2
Metaloglobus
1
-
Crişul Sântandrei
0
Bihor Oradea
3
-
CSM Adjud
2
Sporting Lieşti
4
-
Flacăra Moreni
1
Chindia Târgoviște
2
-
Minaur Baia Mare
5
CSM Satu Mare
0
-
Oltul Curtişoara
0
Slatina
3
-
Jiul Petroşani
0
Minerul Lupeni
1
-
SCM Zalău
0
Gloria Bistriţa
1
-
Baicoi
2
Metalul Buzău
4
-
Corona Braşov
3
Olimpic Zărneşti
1
-
Dunărea 2020 Giurgiu
0
CSA Steaua București
3
-
USV Iaşi
1
Cetatea Suceava
0
-
Gheorgheni
0
ASA Targu Mures
2
-
Csm Targu Jiu
0
CSM Râmnicu Vâlcea
0
Final
-
CSM Reşiţa
2
Petrolul Ploiești
3
-
CSM Râmnicu Vâlcea
1
Chindia Târgoviște
1
-
CS Afumați
0
FC Voluntari
1
-
Minaur Baia Mare
2
Corvinul Hunedoara
3
-
CIL Blaj
1
Progresul Spartac București
3
-
Corona Braşov
3
Tunari
2
-
Slatina
0
Sepsi OSK Sfântu Gheorghe
2
-
Bihor Oradea
1
Farul Constanța
0
-
Gloria Bistriţa
0
Metalul Buzău
0
-
Minerul Lupeni
1
Unirea Slobozia
0
-
FC Politehnica Timisoara
2
ASA Targu Mures
1
-
Popești-Leordeni
0
FC Bacau
3
-
USV Iaşi
1
Sporting Lieşti
2
-
Concordia
5
Oţelul
1
-
CSA Steaua București
1
Csikszereda
2
-
Viitorul Șelimbăr
1
FC Botosani
3
Season in numbers
Clubs
All teams-
ASA Targu Mures
-
Aerostar Bacău
-
Agricola Borcea
-
Alexandria
-
Argeș Pitești
-
Axi Adunații-Copăceni
-
Bolintin Vale
-
CSM Reşiţa
-
Ceahlăul Piatra Neamţ
-
Crişul Sântandrei
-
Dinamo București
-
Domnesti If
-
FC Bacau
-
Flacăra Moreni
-
Muscelul Câmpulung Elite
-
Păuleşti
-
Sighetu Marmaţiei
-
Săcele
-
Unirea Dmo
-
Unirea Slobozia
-
Unirea Sântana
-
Universitatea Craiova
-
Uta Arad
-
Înainte Modelu
About
The Cupa României stands as Romania’s primary domestic knockout football tournament. Organised by the Romanian Football Federation, it operates distinctly from the league pyramid, allowing clubs from all levels to compete. Founded in 1933, it remains the country’s oldest football competition. The format underwent a significant reform in the 2022–23 season with consultancy from Hypercube. This structure begins with a Regional Phase for county winners before moving to a National Phase. The top eight Liga I teams from the previous season enter the Group Stage directly. This stage features 24 teams divided into four groups of six. The top two from each group advance to the Quarter-finals. Unlike previous iterations, the later stages are now single matches at neutral venues.
The tournament’s openness creates opportunities for lower-division sides. It differs from other domestic cups by including county-level winners in the national phase. The competition also uses a group stage to increase match volume. The winner qualifies for the UEFA Europa League qualifying rounds. They also play the Liga I champion in the Supercupa României. If the cup winner already qualifies for Europe via the league, the spot passes to the next eligible team. No promotion or relegation applies within the cup structure itself.
Steaua București holds the record for most titles with 21 wins. Rapid București and Dinamo București follow with 13 each. Rapid previously won six consecutive titles between 1937 and 1942. Corvinul Hunedoara won the most recent final in 2024 against Oțelul Galați. CFR Cluj secured their last title in the 2022–23 season. The competition involves approximately 128 to 132 participants depending on the year. It includes all 16 Liga I teams and 22 Liga II teams alongside lower divisions.
Seasons
- 2026
- 2025
- 2024
- 2023
- 2022
- 2021
- 2020