Supercopa de España Tickets

The 2027 Supercopa de España Format

The Supercopa de España for 2027 is contested by four clubs: Atlético Madrid, Barcelona, Real Madrid and Real Sociedad. The competition runs to a semi-final and final format, with the two semi-final ties confirmed for the start of February 2027.

Both semi-finals are single matches rather than two-legged ties, and the winners of each go through to the final a day later, giving the whole event a compact, midweek schedule played out over back-to-back evenings in the same city.

Where the Semi-Finals Are Played

The opening semi-final, pairing Barcelona and Atlético Madrid, is scheduled for Tuesday 2 February 2027 at the Şükrü Saracoğlu Stadium. The second semi-final, between Real Sociedad and Real Madrid, follows on Wednesday 3 February 2027 at Vodafone Park, which holds a capacity of 42,590.

Both venues are located in Istanbul, meaning the entire 2027 event is staged away from Spain, giving travelling supporters of all four clubs a single city to plan a trip around across the two nights of football rather than separate cities for each leg of the competition.

Vodafone Park's stated capacity gives an idea of scale for the second semi-final, while no capacity figure is listed for the Şükrü Saracoğlu Stadium hosting the opening tie between Barcelona and Atlético Madrid.

Semi-Finals and the Path to the Final

• Tue, 2 Feb 2027 22:00: Barcelona vs Atlético Madrid at Şükrü Saracoğlu Stadium — Supercopa de España
• Wed, 3 Feb 2027 22:00: Real Sociedad vs Real Madrid at Vodafone Park — Supercopa de España

The two semi-final winners advance directly into the final, which has its own page once the pairing is confirmed: Final. There is no third-place match or additional fixture beyond these three games across the whole event.

Following the Semi-Final Ties Individually

A dedicated match page covers the opening semi-final in full, including team news, kick-off details and seating information specific to that fixture: the opening semi-final.

Because both semi-finals are single matches, there is no return leg to factor into travel planning, with the result on the night alone deciding which two clubs meet in the final. Fans following either Real Madrid or Real Sociedad can track that tie separately as kick-off approaches, while supporters of the two clubs in the first semi-final have their own fixture to plan around a day earlier.

Travelling for a Two-Match Event

Because both semi-finals sit within a single 24-hour window and share one host city, many fans choose to attend both nights rather than a single match. Kick-off for each tie is set for 22:00 local time, giving supporters travelling from Spain a late evening start on both occasions.

Comparing Prices Across the Competition

Prices across both semi-final ties can be compared across StubHub, Viagogo, Hellotickets, Football Ticket Net, Gigsberg and SportsEvents365, making it possible to see how listings for either match stack up before choosing where to buy. With only two semi-finals and one final on the schedule, and four major clubs involved, demand for seats at both Istanbul venues is likely to be significant given how few fixtures the whole competition offers.

Seating for this event tends to move quickly given the short window between the semi-finals and the final, so comparing listings across all six partners in good time can help when planning a trip built around either night in Istanbul.