Supercopa Iberica (EU) 2026/27

The Supercopa Ibérica is a handball tournament that brings together the leading clubs from Spain and Portugal. Founded in 2022, the event operates as a bilateral cooperation between the Real Federación Española de Balonmano and the Federação Portuguesa de Andebol. This structure effectively replaces the traditional Supercopa de España for men's clubs in Spain, creating a unique cross-border contest. The competition serves as a domestic super cup rather than an official EHF continental cup.

The format follows a Final Four knockout tournament played over a weekend. Participating teams are determined by their results in the previous season's Spanish Liga Asobal and Portuguese Liga 1Andebol. Specifically, the league champions and cup winners, or runners-up, qualify for the event. FC Barcelona has established itself as the most successful club in the men's category, securing titles in 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025. In the 2025 final, Barcelona defeated Sporting CP 35-34 on penalties after a 31-31 draw.

The women's competition launched in 2023 in San Sebastián. Super Amara Bera Bera dominates this division, having won in 2023, 2024, and 2025. Their 2025 victory came against SL Benfica with a score of 38-21. The tournament alternates venues between Spain and Portugal to reflect its binational character. The 2026 edition is scheduled for Vigo. This arrangement distinguishes the Supercopa Ibérica from other super cups, which are typically single-nation affairs.

The event coincides with the joint effort to co-host the EHF Euro 2028, strengthening the alliance between the two Iberian nations. While the men's and women's editions follow similar qualification paths, the specific participants vary each year based on league standings and cup performances. The competition remains an official domestic super cup event, maintaining its status as a premier end-of-season fixture for top-tier clubs.