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Spanish Super Cup will be held in Turkiye in 2027 The tournament from February 2 to 7 will feature Barcelona, Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid and Real Sociedad. The 2027 Spanish Super Cup will be held in Turkiye at Istanbul’s Ataturk Olympic Stadium, the Spanish Football Federation has announced. The Final Four tournament will take place from February 2 to 7 and feature Barcelona, Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid and Real Sociedad, the federation said in a statement on Thursday.

Spanish Super Cup will be held in Turkiye in 2027 The tournament from February 2 to 7 will feature Barcelona, Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid and Real Sociedad. The 2027 Spanish Super Cup will be held in Turkiye at Istanbul’s Ataturk Olympic Stadium, the Spanish Football Federation has announced. The Final Four tournament will take place from February 2 to 7 and feature Barcelona, Real Madrid, Atletico Madrid and Real Sociedad, the federation said in a statement on Thursday. Recommended Stories list of 4 items- list 1 of 4Ex-Real coach Arbeloa sent off while his Fulham team walk off in Malaga - list 2 of 4Qatar, Morocco, Egypt among six Arab federations backing FIFA’s Infantino - list 3 of 4Malawi shock Algeria and Cameroon beat Morocco to reach WAFCON final - list 4 of 4Messi plays in Inter Miami defeat by Leon only hours after retirement hint Saudi Arabia has hosted the competition since 2020 but was ruled out as the dates coincide with the Asian Cup, the continent’s premier men’s international football tournament. Barcelona, the reigning Super Cup champions after beating Real Madrid in the 2026 final, said in a statement that the Superr Cup will return to Saudi Arabia in 2028. The Spanish Super Cup features the winners and runners-up of La Liga and the Copa del Rey.
Spanish Super Cup (EVENT) Turkiye (LOCATION) Barcelona (LOCATION) Real Madrid (LOCATION) Atletico Madrid (LOCATION) Istanbul (LOCATION) Ataturk Olympic Stadium (LOCATION) the Spanish Football Federation (ORG) Arbeloa (PERSON) Fulham (ORG) Malaga (LOCATION) Morocco (LOCATION) Egypt (LOCATION) Arab (ORG) FIFA (ORG)
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