Barcelona defended their Spanish Super Cup title on Sunday after beating Real Madrid in the final at the King Abdullah Stadium in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
Raphinha scored a brace, and Robert Lewandowski also got on the scoresheet as the Catalans secured a record-extending 16th title.
AS IT HAPPENED | BARCELONA VERSUS REAL MADRID HIGHLIGHTS
Vinicius Jr and Gonzalo Garcio twice secured a draw for Real Madrid, but it was not enough on a night where Xabi Alonso’s men would rue missed chances, especially in stoppage time after Frenkie de Jong was sent off.
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Published on January 12, 2026

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