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Copa del Rey de Balonmano

{{Infobox sports league

| name = Copa del Rey de Balonmano

| founded = 1957

| country = Spain

| confed = EHF

| champions = FC Barcelona

| champ_season = 2024

| most_champs = FC Barcelona (28 titles)

| prem_season = 2024

| tv = LaLiga+, Teledeporte, Esport3

| website = http://www.rfebm.com/

| current = Copa del Rey 2023–24

}}

The Copa del Rey de Balonmano (English: King's Cup of Handball) is an annual cup competition for Spanish handball teams. Organized by the Liga ASOBAL. It was originally known as the Copa del Generalísimo and was renamed Copa de SM El Rey in 1975. It was the first nationwide handball competition played in Spain, and was first played for in 1957.

Winners by year

class="wikitable"
Season

! Venue

! Champion

! Runners-up

! Score

1957–58BarcelonaGranollersFC Barcelonaalign=center|12–6
1958–59BilbaoArrahonaOAR Gràciaalign=center|9-8
1959–60MadridSelección de MadridSelección de Guipúzcoaalign=center|22-17
1960–61ZaragozaSelección de MadridSelección de Barcelonaalign=center|24-22
1961–62MadridAtlético MadridGranollersalign=center|15-9
1962–63MadridAtlético MadridGranollersalign=center|19-12
1963–64MadridSelección de GuipúzcoaSelección de Barcelonaalign=center|21-11
1964–65BarcelonaSelección de BarcelonaSelección de Guipúzcoaalign=center|15-14
1965–66MadridAtlético MadridGranollersalign=center|17–16
1966–67MadridAtlético MadridGranollersalign=center|18–14
1967–68BilbaoAtlético MadridEguíaalign=center|17–14
1968–69MadridFC BarcelonaEguíaalign=center|20–14
1969–70CádizGranollersAtlético Madridalign=center|15–12
1970–71PamplonaMarcolFC Barcelonaalign=center|17-15
1971–72LeónFC BarcelonaMarcolalign=center|15-9
1972–73VigoFC BarcelonaAtlético Madridalign=center|18-15
1973–74GranadaGranollersFC Barcelonaalign=center|19-15
1974–75MartorellCalpisaGranollersalign=center|16-13
1975–76LugoCalpisaAtlético Madridalign=center|15–10
1976–77CartagenaCalpisaFC Barcelonaalign=center|15–14
1977–78Las PalmasAtlético MadridGranollersalign=center|29–23
1978–79A CoruñaAtlético MadridCalpisaalign=center|26–22
1979–80GironaCalpisaAtlético Madridalign=center|20–18
1980–81AlmeríaAtlético MadridFC Barcelonaalign=center|21–18
1981–82SantanderAtlético MadridGranollersalign=center|19–14
1982–83MálagaFC BarcelonaBidasoa Irúnalign=center|36–16
1983–84FerrolFC BarcelonaAtlético Madridalign=center|21–17
1984–85OviedoFC BarcelonaAtlético Madridalign=center|15–14
1985–86BarcelonaTecnisánFC Barcelonaalign=center|28–26
1986–87BadajozAtlético MadridGranollersalign=center|20–19
1987–88GironaFC BarcelonaBidasoa Irúnalign=center|22–20
1988–89BilbaoTeka CantabriaFC Barcelonaalign=center|25–20
1989–90PontevedraFC BarcelonaBidasoa Irúnalign=center|22–20
1990–91AlziraBidasoa IrúnAtlético Madridalign=center|21–18
1991–92PamplonaAlzira AvidesaFC Barcelonaalign=center|26–25
1992–93PontevedraFC BarcelonaBidasoa Irúnalign=center|17–13
1993–94GranollersFC BarcelonaJuventud Alcaláalign=center|29–23
1994–95Ciudad RealTeka CantabriaPilotes Posadaalign=center|27–25
1995–96LeónBidasoa IrúnFC Barcelonaalign=center|21–20
1996–97CastellónFC BarcelonaTeka Cantabriaalign=center|30–29
1997–98PalenciaFC BarcelonaPortland San Antonioalign=center|31–26
1998–99ValladolidPortland San AntonioFC Barcelonaalign=center|32–29
1999–00ZaragozaFC BarcelonaValladolidalign=center|34–28
2000–01Ciudad RealPortland San AntonioCiudad Realalign=center|22–20
2001–02TorreviejaCaja España Ademar LeónCiudad Realalign=center|31–28
2002–03SantanderCiudad RealFC Barcelonaalign=center|34–21
2003–04PamplonaFC BarcelonaCiudad Realalign=center|27–25
2004–05PontevedraValladolidFC Barcelonaalign=center|27–25
2005–06AlmeríaValladolidCiudad Realalign=center|35–30
2006–07AlteaFC BarcelonaCaja España Ademar Leónalign=center|33–27
2007–08ZaragozaCiudad RealFC Barcelonaalign=center|31–30
2008–09GranollersFC BarcelonaBM Ciudad Realalign=center|29–26
2009–10AntequeraFC BarcelonaAdemar Leónalign=center|38–35
2010–11VigoRenovalia Ciudad RealCuatro Rayas Valladolidalign=center|31–22
2011–12TorreviejaAtlético MadridFC Barcelonaalign=center|37–31
2012–13LogroñoAtlético MadridNaturhouse La Riojaalign=center|38–28
2013–14PamplonaFC BarcelonaFraikin Granollersalign=center|42–32
2014–15GijónFC BarcelonaFraikin Granollersalign=center|27–26
2015–16PamplonaFC Barcelona LassaHelvetia Anaitasunaalign=center|33–30
2016–17LeónFC Barcelona LassaNaturhouse La Riojaalign=center|34–29
2017–18MadridFC Barcelona LassaBM Logroño La Riojaalign=center|35–28
2018–19AlicanteFC Barcelona LassaLiberbank Cuencaalign=center|24–18
2019–20MadridFC BarcelonaBenidormalign=center|40–25
2020–21MadridFC BarcelonaABANCA Ademar Leónalign=center|35–27
2021–22AntequeraFC BarcelonaFraikin Granollersalign=center|30–26
2022–23SantanderFC BarcelonaBM Logroño La Riojaalign=center|34–23
2023–24JaénFC BarcelonaTorrelavegaalign=center|36–23

=Winners by titles=

class="wikitable"
Club

! Winners

! Runners-up

! Winning Years

FC Barcelona

| align=center|28

| align=center|14

| 1969, 1972, 1973, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1988, 1990, 1993, 1994, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2004, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024

Atlético Madrid BM

| align=center|10

| align=center|7

| 1962, 1963, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1978, 1979, 1981, 1982, 1987

Ciudad Real

| align=center|5

| align=center|5

| 2003, 2008, 2011, 2012, 2013

Calpisa

| align=center|5

| align=center|1

| 1975, 1976, 1977, 1980, 1986

Granollers

| align=center|3

| align=center|11

| 1958, 1970, 1974

External links

  • [https://web.archive.org/web/20080430180400/http://www.rfebm.com/PAHIST04.HTM]
  • [https://web.archive.org/web/20070927211452/http://www.7metros.com/ Spanish Beach Handball Community]

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