LEN Women's Super Cup explained

LEN Women's Super Cup
Current Season:	2023 LEN Women's Super Cup
Sport:	Water polo
Founded:	2006
Continent:	Europe
Country:	LEN members
Teams:	2
Champion:	Sabadell (4th title)
Most Successful Club:	Sabadell (4 titles)
Website:	len.eu
President:	Patrice Coste
Related Comps:	LEN Women's Champions League LEN Women's Euro Cup

The LEN Women's Super Cup is an annual water polo match organized by the LEN and contested by the reigning champions of the two European club competitions, the Euro League and the LEN Trophy.

Title holders

• 2006: Honvéd
• 2007: Fiorentina
• 2008: Orizzonte Catania
• 2009: Vouliagmeni
• 2010: Vouliagmeni
• 2011: Pro Recco
• 2012: Imperia
• 2013: Sabadell
• 2014: Sabadell
• 2015: Olympiacos Piraeus
• 2016: Sabadell
• 2017: Kinef Kirishi
• 2018: Dunaújváros
• 2019: Orizzonte Catania
• 2020: Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
• 2021: Olympiacos Piraeus
• 2022: Olympiacos Piraeus
• 2023: Sabadell

Finals

	Winner of Champions Cup/EuroLeague
	Winner of LEN Trophy

align=center width="40px"	Year	align=center width="120px"	Host City	Champion	Runner-up	align=center width="40px"	Score
2006	Budapest	bgcolor=lightgreen	Honvéd	bgcolor=lightblue	Orizzonte Catania	9–8
2007	Florence	bgcolor=lightblue	Fiorentina	bgcolor=lightgreen	Roma	10–8
2008	Rome	bgcolor=lightblue	Orizzonte Catania	bgcolor=lightgreen	Roma	16–8
2009	Athens	bgcolor=lightblue	Vouliagmeni	bgcolor=lightgreen	Shturm Chekhov	11–6
2010	Piraeus	bgcolor=lightblue	Vouliagmeni	bgcolor=lightgreen	Ethnikos	13–5
2011	Sori	bgcolor=lightgreen	Pro Recco	bgcolor=lightblue	Sabadell	9–8
2012	Imperia	bgcolor=lightgreen	Imperia	bgcolor=lightblue	Rapallo	10–7
2013	Moscow	bgcolor=lightblue	Sabadell	bgcolor=lightgreen	SKIF Izmailovo	10–9
2014	Barcelona	bgcolor=lightblue	Sabadell	bgcolor=lightgreen	Olympiacos Piraeus	9–8
2015	Piraeus	bgcolor=lightblue	Olympiacos Piraeus	bgcolor=lightgreen	Plebiscito Padova	10–6
2016	Barcelona	bgcolor=lightblue	Sabadell	bgcolor=lightgreen	Mataró	10–9
2017	Budapest	bgcolor=lightblue	Kinef Kirishi	bgcolor=lightgreen	UVSE	10–6
2018	Kirishi	bgcolor=lightgreen	Dunaújváros	bgcolor=lightblue	Kinef Kirishi	15–13
2019	Sabadell	bgcolor=lightgreen	Orizzonte Catania	bgcolor=lightblue	Astrapool Sabadell	13–11
2020	Not held due to COVID-19 pandemic
2021	Piraeus	bgcolor=lightblue	Olympiacos Piraeus	bgcolor=lightgreen	Kinef Kirishi	14–11
2022	Piraeus	bgcolor=lightblue	Olympiacos Piraeus	bgcolor=lightgreen	Ethnikos Piraeus	11–4
2023	Budapest	bgcolor=lightblue	Sabadell	bgcolor=lightgreen	UVSE	14–11

Source: LEN (from 2006 to 2016).^[1]

Titles by club

width=5%	Rank	width=25%	Club	width=10%	Titles	width=10%	Runner-up	width=50%	Champion Years
align=center	1.	Sabadell	align=center	4	align=center	2	2013, 2014, 2016, 2023
align=center	2.	Olympiacos Piraeus	align=center	3	align=center	1	2015, 2021, 2022
align=center	3.	Orizzonte Catania	align=center	2	align=center	1	2008, 2019
align=center	4.	Vouliagmeni	align=center	2	align=center		2009, 2010
align=center	5.	Kinef Kirishi	align=center	1	align=center	2	2017
align=center	6.	Honvéd	align=center	1	align=center		2006
align=center	7.	Fiorentina	align=center	1	align=center		2007
align=center		Pro Recco	align=center	1	align=center		2011
align=center		Imperia	align=center	1	align=center		2012
align=center		Dunaújváros	align=center	1	align=center		2018
align=center	11.	Racing Roma	align=center		align=center	2
align=center		Ethnikos	align=center		align=center	2
align=center	13.	Shturm 2002	align=center		align=center	1
align=center		Rapallo	align=center		align=center	1
align=center		SKIF Izmailovo	align=center		align=center	1
align=center		Plebiscito Padova	align=center		align=center	1
align=center		Mataró	align=center		align=center	1
align=center		UVSE	align=center		align=center	2

Titles by nation

width=5%	Rank	width=20%	Country	width=10%	Titles	width=10%	Runners-up
align=center	1.	Italy	align=center	5	align=center	5
align=center	2.	Greece	align=center	5	align=center	3
align=center	3.	Spain	align=center	4	align=center	3
align=center	4.	Hungary	align=center	2	align=center	2
align=center	5.	Russia	align=center	1	align=center	4

See also

• LEN Champions League
• LEN Euro Cup
• LEN Challenger Cup
• LEN Super Cup
• LEN Women's Champions League
• LEN Women's Euro Cup
• LEN Women's Challenger Cup

External links

• Official LEN website

Notes and References

1. Web site: Euro League Women - Book of Champions 2017 . 48 (section 5.1 'LEN Women's Super Cup') . . 1 October 2018 . https://web.archive.org/web/20170517060924/http://www.len.eu/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Womens_Euro_League_2017.FINAL_.pdf . 17 May 2017 . dead .