LEN Super Cup explained

LEN Super Cup
Current Season:2024 LEN Super Cup
Sport:Water polo
Founded:1976
Continent:Europe
Country:LEN members
Champion: FTC-Telekom
(5th title)
Most Champs: Pro Recco
(9 titles)
Teams:2
Website:len.eu
Related Comps:LEN Champions League
LEN Euro Cup

The LEN Super Cup is an annual water polo match organized by LEN and contested by the reigning champions of the two most important European club competitions, the LEN Champions League and the LEN Euro Cup.

From 1976 to 2002, the LEN Super Cup was contested between the winners of the European Champions Cup/LEN Champions League and the winners of the LEN Cup Winners' Cup. After the discontinuation of the LEN Cup Winners' Cup, it has been contested by the winners of the LEN Champions League and the winners of the LEN Trophy, which was renamed the LEN Euro Cup in 2011.

Title holders

Finals

Winner of Europe Cup/Euroleague/Champions League
Winner of LEN Cup Winners' Cup
Winner of LEN Trophy/LEN Euro Cup
YearHost CityChampionRunner-up1st game2nd game
1976
 Mladost Partizan11–10 Not held
1977
 CSK VMF Moscow MGU Moscow 6–4 Not held
1978
 Ferencváros Canottieri Napoli 6–4 Not held
1979
 OSC Budapest Korčula 5–3 Not held
1980
 Ferencváros Vasas 7–6 Not held
1981
 CSK VMF Moscow Jug Dubrovnik 14–11 Not held
1982
 Barcelona POŠK 12–11 Not held
1983
 CSK VMF Moscow Spandau 0411–6 Not held
1984
 POŠK Pro Recco12–11 Not held
1985
Barcelona Vasas Dynamo Moscow9–5 Not held
1986
Zürich Spandau 04 Vasas13–12 Not held
1987
Zürich Spandau 04 Mornar10–8 Not held
1988
Zürich Pescara Posillipo9–8 Not held
1989 Not held
1990
Pescara & Zagreb Mladost Pescara11–12 11–7
1991
Belgrade & Zagreb Partizan Mladost8–7 11–10
1992
Barcelona & Split Catalunya Jadran Split15–9 8–12
1993
Split & Pescara Pescara Jadran Split12–12 7–5
1994
Budapest & Pescara Újpest Pescara9–5 12–15
1995
Budapest & Barcelona Catalunya Vasas6–8 12–9
1996
Rome & Zagreb Mladost Racing Roma7–7 9–7
Not held between 1997–2001
2002
 Olympiacos Vasas6–5 Not held
2003
Brescia Pro Recco Leonessa6–5 Not held
2004
 Honvéd Barcelona10–9 Not held
2005
Vicenza Posillipo Savona11–9 Not held
2006
Brescia Jug Dubrovnik Leonessa12–8 Not held
2007
Kazan Pro Recco Sintez Kazan11–9 Not held
2008
Sori Pro Recco Shturm 200213–8 Not held
2009
Kotor Primorac Kotor Szeged8–6 Not held
2010
Trieste Pro Recco Cattaro13–4 Not held
2011
 Partizan Savona11–6 Not held
2012
Savona Pro Recco Savona14–7 Not held
2013
Bečej Crvena zvezda Radnički Kragujevac9–8 Not held
2014
Barcelona Atlètic-Barceloneta Spartak Volgograd12–7 Not held
2015
Sori Pro Recco Posillipo12–4 Not held
2016
Dubrovnik Jug Dubrovnik Brescia10–4 Not held
2017
Budapest Szolnok Ferencváros6–6 (4–2 PSO) Not held
2018
Budapest Ferencváros Olympiacos7–7 (4–2 PSO) Not held
2019
Marseille Ferencváros CN Marseille14–11Not held
2021
Szolnok Pro Recco Szolnok15–4Not held
2022
Sabadell Pro Recco Sabadell16–8Not held
2023
Chiavari Pro Recco Vasas18–10Not held
2024
Budapest Ferencváros Jug Dubrovnik13–9Not held

Titles by club

width=5% Rankwidth=20%Clubwidth=10%Titleswidth=10%Runner-upwidth=55%Champion Years
align=center 1. Pro Reccoalign=center 9align=center 12003, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2015, 2021, 2022, 2023
2. Ferencváros511978, 1980, 2018, 2019, 2024
align=center 3./ Mladostalign=center 3align=center 11976, 1990, 1996
4. CSK VMF Moscow31977, 1981, 1983
5. Pescara221988, 1993
— Jug Dubrovnik222006, 2016
7. Spandau 04211986, 1987
—/ Partizan211991, 2011
align=center 9. Catalunyaalign=center 2align=center 1992, 1995
align=center 10. Vasasalign=center 1align=center 51985
align=center 11. Posillipoalign=center 1align=center 22005
align=center 12. Barcelonaalign=center 1align=center 11982
align=center — POŠKalign=center 1align=center 11984
— Olympiacos112002
align=center — Szolnokalign=center 1align=center 12017
16. OSC Budapest11979
— Újpest11994
align=center — Honvédalign=center 1align=center 2004
align=center — Primorac Kotoralign=center 1align=center 2009
align=center — Crvena zvezdaalign=center 1align=center 2013
align=center — Atlètic-Barcelonetaalign=center 1align=center 2014
align=center 22. Savonaalign=center align=center 3
align=center — Bresciaalign=center align=center 3
align=center 24. Jadran Splitalign=center align=center 2
align=center 25. MGU Moscowalign=center align=center 1
align=center — Canottieri Napolialign=center align=center 1
align=center — Korčulaalign=center align=center 1
align=center — Dynamo Moscowalign=center align=center 1
align=center — Mornaralign=center align=center 1
align=center — Racing Romaalign=center align=center 1
align=center — Sintez Kazanalign=center align=center 1
align=center — Shturm 2002align=center align=center 1
align=center — Szegedalign=center align=center 1
align=center — Cattaroalign=center align=center 1
align=center — Radnički Kragujevacalign=center align=center 1
align=center — Spartak Volgogradalign=center align=center 1
align=center — Marseillealign=center align=center 1
align=center — Sabadellalign=center align=center 1

Titles by nation

width=5% Rankwidth=20%Countrywidth=10%Titleswidth=10%Runners-up
align=center 1. Italyalign=center 12align=center 13
align=center 2. Hungaryalign=center 10align=center 8
align=center 3. Spainalign=center 4align=center 2
align=center 4. Yugoslaviaalign=center 3align=center 5
align=center 5. Croatiaalign=center 3align=center 4
align=center 6. Soviet Unionalign=center 3align=center 2
align=center 7. Serbiaalign=center 2align=center 1
align=center Germanyalign=center 2align=center 1
align=center 9. Greecealign=center 1align=center 1
align=center Montenegroalign=center 1align=center 1
align=center 11. Serbia & Montenegroalign=center 1align=center 0
align=center 12. Russiaalign=center 0align=center 3
align=center 13. Francealign=center 0align=center 1

See also

External links

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