LEN Super 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.

LEN Super Cup

Current season, competition or edition: 2024 LEN Super Cup
Sport	Water polo
Founded	1976
No. of teams	2
Country	LEN members
Continent	Europe
Most recent champion(s)	FTC-Telekom (5th title)
Most titles	Pro Recco (9 titles)
Related competitions	LEN Champions League LEN Euro Cup
Official website	len.eu

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

• 1976 Mladost
• 1977 CSK VMF Moscow
• 1978 Ferencváros
• 1979 OSC Budapest
• 1980 Ferencváros
• 1981 CSK VMF Moscow
• 1982 Barcelona
• 1983 CSK VMF Moscow
• 1984 POŠK
• 1985 Dynamo Moscow^[1][2]
• 1986 Spandau 04
• 1987 Spandau 04
• 1988 Pescara
• 1989 Not held
• 1990 Mladost
• 1991 Partizan
• 1992 Catalunya
• 1993 Pescara
• 1994 Újpest
• 1995 Catalunya
• 1996 Mladost
• 1997–2001 Not held
• 2002 Olympiacos
• 2003 Pro Recco
• 2004 Honvéd
• 2005 Posillipo
• 2006 Jug Dubrovnik
• 2007 Pro Recco
• 2008 Pro Recco
• 2009 Primorac Kotor
• 2010 Pro Recco
• 2011 Partizan
• 2012 Pro Recco
• 2013 Crvena zvezda
• 2014 Atlètic-Barceloneta
• 2015 Pro Recco
• 2016 Jug Dubrovnik
• 2017 Szolnok
• 2018 Ferencváros
• 2019 Ferencváros
• 2020 Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
• 2021 Pro Recco
• 2022 Pro Recco
• 2023 Pro Recco
• 2024 Ferencváros

Finals

	Winner of Europe Cup/Euroleague/Champions League
	Winner of LEN Cup Winners' Cup
	Winner of LEN Trophy/LEN Euro Cup

Year	Host City	Champion	Runner-up	1st game	2nd game
1976 Details	Ljubljana	Mladost	Partizan	11–10	Not held
1977 Details	Ljubljana	CSK VMF Moscow	MGU Moscow	6–4	Not held
1978 Details	Ljubljana	Ferencváros	Canottieri Napoli	6–4	Not held
1979 Details	Ljubljana	OSC Budapest	Korčula	5–3	Not held
1980 Details	Ljubljana	Ferencváros	Vasas	7–6	Not held
1981 Details	Ljubljana	CSK VMF Moscow	Jug Dubrovnik	14–11	Not held
1982 Details	Skopje	Barcelona	POŠK	12–11	Not held
1983 Details	Barcelona	CSK VMF Moscow	Spandau 04	11–6	Not held
1984 Details	Barcelona	POŠK	Pro Recco	12–11	Not held
1985 Details	Barcelona	Dynamo Moscow	Vasas	15–9[3]	Not held
1986 Details	Zürich	Spandau 04	Vasas	13–12	Not held
1987 Details	Zürich	Spandau 04	Mornar	10–8	Not held
1988 Details	Zürich	Pescara	Posillipo	9–8	Not held
1989	Not held
1990 Details	Pescara & Zagreb	Mladost	Pescara	11–12	11–7
1991 Details	Belgrade & Zagreb	Partizan	Mladost	8–7	11–10
1992 Details	Barcelona & Split	Catalunya	Jadran Split	15–9	8–12
1993 Details	Split & Pescara	Pescara	Jadran Split	12–12	7–5
1994 Details	Budapest & Pescara	Újpest	Pescara	9–5	12–15
1995 Details	Budapest & Barcelona	Catalunya	Vasas	6–8	12–9
1996 Details	Rome & Zagreb	Mladost	Racing Roma	7–7	9–7
	Not held between 1997–2001
2002 Details	Budapest	Olympiacos	Vasas	6–5	Not held
2003 Details	Brescia	Pro Recco	Leonessa	6–5	Not held
2004 Details	Budapest	Honvéd	Barcelona	10–9	Not held
2005 Details	Vicenza	Posillipo	Savona	11–9	Not held
2006 Details	Brescia	Jug Dubrovnik	Leonessa	12–8	Not held
2007 Details	Kazan	Pro Recco	Sintez Kazan	11–9	Not held
2008 Details	Sori	Pro Recco	Shturm 2002	13–8	Not held
2009 Details	Kotor	Primorac Kotor	Szeged	8–6	Not held
2010 Details	Trieste	Pro Recco	Cattaro	13–4	Not held
2011 Details	Savona	Partizan	Savona	11–6	Not held
2012 Details	Savona	Pro Recco	Savona	14–7	Not held
2013 Details	Bečej	Crvena zvezda	Radnički Kragujevac	9–8	Not held
2014 Details	Barcelona	Atlètic-Barceloneta	Spartak Volgograd	12–7	Not held
2015 Details	Sori	Pro Recco	Posillipo	12–4	Not held
2016 Details	Dubrovnik	Jug Dubrovnik	Brescia	10–4	Not held
2017 Details	Budapest	Szolnok	Ferencváros	6–6 (4–2 PSO)	Not held
2018 Details	Budapest	Ferencváros	Olympiacos	7–7 (4–2 PSO)	Not held
2019 Details	Marseille	Ferencváros	CN Marseille	14–11	Not held
2021 Details	Szolnok	Pro Recco	Szolnok	15–4	Not held
2022 Details	Sabadell	Pro Recco	Sabadell	16–8	Not held
2023 Details	Chiavari	Pro Recco	Vasas	18–10	Not held
2024 Details	Budapest	Ferencváros	Jug Dubrovnik	13–9	Not held

Titles by club

Rank	Club	Titles	Runner-up	Champion Years
1.	Pro Recco	9	1	2003, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2015, 2021, 2022, 2023
2.	Ferencváros	5	1	1978, 1980, 2018, 2019, 2024
3.	/ Mladost	3	1	1976, 1990, 1996
4.	CSK VMF Moscow	3		1977, 1981, 1983
5.	Pescara	2	2	1988, 1993
—	Jug Dubrovnik	2	2	2006, 2016
7.	Spandau 04	2	1	1986, 1987
—	/ Partizan	2	1	1991, 2011
9.	Catalunya	2		1992, 1995
10.	Posillipo	1	2	2005
11.	Barcelona	1	1	1982
—	POŠK	1	1	1984
—	Olympiacos	1	1	2002
—	Szolnok	1	1	2017
15.	OSC Budapest	1		1979
—	Dynamo Moscow	1		1985
—	Újpest	1		1994
—	Honvéd	1		2004
—	Primorac Kotor	1		2009
—	Crvena zvezda	1		2013
—	Atlètic-Barceloneta	1		2014
22.	Vasas		6
23.	Savona		3
—	Brescia		3
25.	Jadran Split		2
26.	MGU Moscow		1
—	Canottieri Napoli		1
—	Korčula		1
—	Mornar		1
—	Racing Roma		1
—	Sintez Kazan		1
—	Shturm 2002		1
—	Szeged		1
—	Cattaro		1
—	Radnički Kragujevac		1
—	Spartak Volgograd		1
—	Marseille		1
—	Sabadell		1

Titles by nation

Rank	Country	Titles	Runners-up
1.	Italy	12	13
2.	Hungary	9	9
3.	Spain	4	2
4.	Soviet Union	4	1
5.	Yugoslavia	3	5
6.	Croatia	3	4
7.	Serbia	2	1
	Germany	2	1
9.	Greece	1	1
	Montenegro	1	1
11.	Serbia & Montenegro	1	0
12.	Russia	0	3
13.	France	0	1

See also

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

References

1. https://web.archive.org/web/20110814081640/http://www.lenweb.org/ARCHIVES/results/History_WP_Cups.pdf
2. https://web.archive.org/web/20240226031207/http://www.wp-dynamo.ru/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=118&Itemid=214
3. https://viewer.rusneb.ru/ru/000199_000009_60000329290?page=1&rotate=0&theme=white

External links

• Official LEN website