Istanbul to Host 2027 Spanish Super Cup as Ticket Sales Begin

Four Spanish clubs will compete in three matches from 2 to 6 February, across the home grounds of Fenerbahçe, Beşiktaş and Galatasaray.

Istanbul will host the Spanish Super Cup 2027 for the first time in Türkiye, with ticket sales now underway for the tournament, which will take place from 2 to 6 February and feature Barcelona, Atlético Madrid, Real Sociedad and Real Madrid. The three matches will be played at stadiums across the city, with tickets available through the competition's official website.

La Liga champions Barcelona will kick off the competition against Copa del Rey runners-up Atlético Madrid on 2 February at Chobani Stadium, part of the Fenerbahçe Şükrü Saracoğlu Sports Complex. The following day, Copa del Rey winners Real Sociedad will face league runners-up Real Madrid at Tüpraş Stadium, home of Beşiktaş. The two winners will advance to the final, scheduled for 6 February at Rams Park, home of Galatasaray. All matches will kick off at 10 pm local time.

The tournament follows a knockout format, bringing together the league champions and runners-up, alongside the two finalists of the Copa del Rey. The semi-final results will determine the finalists.

The matches will be spread across three stadiums with varying capacities: around 48,000 seats at Fenerbahçe's stadium, more than 42,000 at Tüpraş Stadium and over 53,000 at Rams Park. Fenerbahçe's stadium is located on Istanbul's Asian side, while the Beşiktaş and Galatasaray venues are on the European side. Organisers expect total attendance to exceed 150,000 across the three matches.

The tournament forms part of Istanbul's international sporting calendar for 2027, alongside the Turkish Grand Prix in Formula 1 and the European Games. The city also draws on its track record of hosting major football finals, including the UEFA Champions League finals in 2005 and 2023, and the UEFA Europa League final in 2026.

The matches will also give visitors an opportunity to extend their stay and explore Istanbul's historic landmarks, take cruises along the Bosphorus, and discover its neighbourhoods across both the European and Asian sides, as well as its markets and restaurants. The city is home to restaurants featured in the Michelin Guide and offers a year-round programme of arts and cultural events, giving football fans plenty to enjoy beyond the stadiums during the tournament.