2–7 February 2027 · Atatürk Olympic Stadium
How the tournament week is laid out, from the two semi-finals to the final, and what changes as the federation confirms each fixture.
The tournament runs from 2 to 7 February 2027, with rest days between the semi-finals and the final.
The week opens with the two semi-finals, each a single match with no return leg.
The two semi-final winners meet at the end of the week to decide the trophy.
Every fixture of the 2027 edition is played at Atatürk Olympic Stadium in Istanbul.
Kick-off times are set by the federation and broadcasters, and are shown on each fixture once confirmed.
Each fixture is ticketed separately, so a single match can be booked without the rest of the week.
The Spanish Super Cup 2027 is played across a six-day window in Istanbul, from 2 to 7 February 2027. Three matches fill it: the two semi-finals at the start of the week and the final at the end, with rest days in between so the qualifying sides recover before the last fixture. Every match is played at Atatürk Olympic Stadium, so the whole tournament happens at one ground rather than moving between host cities the way a longer competition would.
That shape is worth understanding before booking, because it decides what a trip to Istanbul looks like. A supporter who wants to see one club play needs the semi-final it appears in, and then the final only if that club wins. A supporter who wants to see the trophy decided needs the final alone. There is no fixture that covers more than one match, and no tournament pass — each of the three is ticketed on its own.
The listing below shows every fixture currently on sale, with its date and the ticket categories available for it. It reflects what can be booked now rather than a calendar fixed months ahead: it updates as the federation confirms fixtures and as availability moves, so the page is worth re-checking as the tournament week approaches and the picture settles.
Each semi-final of the Spanish Super Cup is a single match. There is no second leg, no away goals to weigh up and no aggregate score to carry forward, so the side that wins on the day goes through and the side that loses is out of the tournament that afternoon or evening. A semi-final level at the end of normal time is settled on the day rather than replayed, which means every one of these fixtures produces a result before the ground empties.
That format changes how the day feels compared with a league fixture. A league match is one of thirty-eight, and a bad afternoon can be repaired the following week. A Super Cup semi-final is one of one: both sets of supporters arrive knowing the season's first trophy is still reachable, and one of the two leaves knowing it is gone. The atmosphere in the ground reflects that from well before kick-off.
The pairings for the semi-finals come from the previous season's league and cup finishers, so they are known before the tournament week rather than drawn from a group stage. How that qualification works, and how the four places are allocated between the league and the cup, is set out on the about the tournament page.
The final closes the tournament at the end of the week, between the two clubs that came through their semi-finals. It is the fixture that decides the trophy, it is the last match played at Atatürk Olympic Stadium in the tournament week, and it is usually the one with the tightest availability of the three — a single match that settles a competition draws interest from beyond the two clubs involved.
Because the finalists are unknown until the semi-finals have been played, the final goes on sale before its line-up is settled. A ticket is for the fixture rather than for a particular club: it names the match, the date and the ground, and it stays valid whichever two sides reach it. Supporters booking early are committing to the occasion and to the trip, not to a specific pairing on the team sheet.
In practice that means two ways of planning the week. Booking the final alone guarantees the match that decides the trophy but not the presence of any particular club; booking a semi-final guarantees a specific pairing but not a place at the end of the week. Supporters who want both book each fixture separately.
Kick-off times for the Spanish Super Cup are confirmed by the federation in consultation with broadcasters, and they are often settled later than the dates themselves. Each fixture on this page carries the time currently confirmed for it, which matters more than usual for a February tournament: an evening kick-off in Istanbul is a colder proposition than an afternoon one, and it changes both what to wear and how long the journey back into the city takes afterwards.
Dates and times can move. If a fixture is rescheduled, tickets already booked stay valid for the new date and the listing here is updated to match, so there is nothing to re-purchase. It is still worth re-checking the fixture a few days before travelling, particularly if flights or hotel nights are booked around a specific evening rather than around the tournament week as a whole.
Getting out to Atatürk Olympic Stadium takes longer than the distance suggests once a large crowd is expected, and the practical detail — the metro station beside the ground, the road approach, distances from both Istanbul airports — is on the venue guide. Questions about delivery, entry and refunds are answered on the FAQ page.