SUPERCOPA DE ESPAñA

The 'Supercopa de España' is a Spanish football championship contested by the winners of the La Liga and the Copa del Rey. It was first known as the ''Copa de Oro Argentina'' and later as the ''Copa Eva Duarte'' (after Eva María Duarte de Perón, a.k.a. Evita).
The 2007 edition of the Supercopa de España was played between Sevilla FC and Real Madrid. Sevilla FC were victorious, winning the first leg 1-0 in Sevilla, and following it up with a 3-5 victory in the Santiago Bernabéu on 19th August 2007.

Contents

Champions by year

Champions By Team

Champions by year

''Copa de Campeones''

★ 1940 - Atlético Aviación
''Copa de Oro Argentina''

★ 1945 - FC Barcelona
''Copa Eva Duarte''

★ 1947 - Real Madrid

★ 1948 - CF Barcelona

★ 1949 - Valencia CF

★ 1950 - Atlético Bilbao

★ 1951 - Atlético Madrid

★ 1952 - CF Barcelona

★ 1953 - CF Barcelona
'Supercopa de España'

Year	Winner	Runner-Up	Result
2007	'Sevilla FC'	Real Madrid	'6'-3 ('1'-0 / 3-'5')
2006	'FC Barcelona'	RCD Espanyol	'4'-0 (0-'1' / '3'-0)
2005	'FC Barcelona'	Real Betis	'4'-2 (0-'3' / '1'-2)
2004	'Real Zaragoza'	Valencia CF	'4'-1 ('1'-0 / 1-'3')
2003	'Real Madrid'	RCD Mallorca	'4'-2 (2-'1' / '3'-0)
2002	'RC Deportivo'	Valencia CF	'3'-1 ('3'-0 / 1-'0')
2001	'Real Madrid'	Real Zaragoza	'4'-1 (1-'1' / '3'-0)
2000	'RC Deportivo'	RCD Espanyol	'2'-0 (0-'0' / '2'-0)
1999	'Valencia CF '	FC Barcelona	'4'-3 ('1'-0 / 3-'3')
1998	'RCD Mallorca ★ ★ '	FC Barcelona	'2'-2 ('2'-1 / 1-'0')
1997	'Real Madrid'	FC Barcelona	'6'-2 (1-'2' / '4'-1 )
1996	'FC Barcelona ★ ★ '	Atlético Madrid	'8'-3 ('5'-2 / 1-'3' )
1995	'RC Deportivo'	Real Madrid	'4'-2 ('3'-0 / 2-'1')
1994	'FC Barcelona'	Real Zaragoza	'6'-5 (0-'2' / '4'-5)
1993	'Real Madrid'	FC Barcelona	'4'-2 ('3'-1 / 1-'1')
1992	'FC Barcelona'	Atlético Madrid	'5'-2 ('3'-1 / 1-'2')
1991	'FC Barcelona'	Atlético Madrid	'2'-1 (0-'1' / '1'-1)
1990	'Real Madrid'	FC Barcelona	'4'-2 (1-'0' / '4'-1)
1989	'Real Madrid' ★
1988	'Real Madrid'	FC Barcelona	'4'-1 ('2'-0 / 1-'2')
1985	'Atlético Madrid'	FC Barcelona	'4'-1 ('3'-1 / 0-'1')
1984	'Atlético Bilbao' ★
1983	'FC Barcelona'	Athletic de Bilbao	'4'-1 ('3'-1 / 0-'1')
1982	'Real Sociedad'	Real Madrid	'5'-0 (0-'1' / '4'-0)

★ In 1984 and 1989 the cup was awarded to Athletic Bilbao and Real Madrid respectively as they had won La Liga/Copa del Rey doubles.

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★ However, in both 1996 and 1998 it was contested, even though Atlético Madrid and FC Barcelona also won the double, respectively. The losing finalist in La Copa del Rey was selected to play and won both times. The cup was not contested in 1986 or 1987 as the clubs involved could not agree on dates.

Champions By Team

'Team'	'Champion'	'Runner-Up'	'Years Won'	'Years Lost'
FC Barcelona	7	7	1983, 1991, 1992, 1994, 1996, 2005, 2006	1985, 1988, 1990, 1993, 1997, 1998, 1999
Real Madrid	7	3	1988, 1989, 1990, 1993, 1997, 2001, 2003	1982, 1995, 2007
Deportivo de La Coruña	3	0	1995, 2000, 2002
Atlético Madrid	1	3	1985	1991, 1992, 1996
Valencia CF	1	2	1999	2002, 2004
Real Zaragoza	1	2	2004	1994, 2001
Athletic Bilbao	1	1	1984	1985
RCD Mallorca	1	1	1998	2003
Real Sociedad	1	0	1982
Sevilla FC	1	0	2007
RCD Espanyol	0	2		2000, 2006
Real Betis	0	1		2005