The Copa title obtained by FC Barcelona this Saturday raises Barça's Copa titles to 32. The king of Copas leads Real Madrid by 12 titles.
But how does the record of both clubs stand? Who has achieved more official titles throughout history?
The eternal rivalry between FC Barcelona and Real Madrid is not only fought on the field but also in the history books. As of today, FC Barcelona surpasses Real Madrid in the number of official titles, both nationally and internationally.
With their recent successes in Spain (Supercopa and Copa), the blaugrana team totals 96 official titles. These include 27 Leagues, 32 Copas del Rey, 14 Spanish Supercups, 5 Champions Leagues, 4 European Cup Winners' Cups, 3 Club World Cups, and 5 European Supercups, 2 League Cups, among others.
Real Madrid, meanwhile, accumulates 106 official titles. With 36 Leagues, 20 Copas del Rey, 13 Spanish Supercups, 15 Champions Leagues (the absolute record in Europe), 5 Club World Cups, and 5 European Supercups, among others, 1 League Cup.
The Whites dominate the international record, especially thanks to their impressive number of European Cups. But Barça has compensated for that difference in recent years with a great harvest of national and continental titles.
The battle remains open. Real Madrid could widen the gap soon if they win the League and/or the Club World Cup, in which Barça doesn't participate. Meanwhile, Barça doesn't let its guard down and dreams of new trophies that will allow them to reduce differences: League and Champions League.
A legendary battle that transcends generations and keeps alive one of the most exciting rivalries in world sports.
🏆 FC Barcelona - 96 Official Titles:
Champions League / European Cups 5
Leagues 27
Copas del Rey 32
Club World Cups / Intercontinental Cups 3
European Supercups 5
Cup Winners' Cups 4
Spanish Supercups 15
Fairs Cups 3
Latin Cups 2
League Cups 2
Eva Duarte Cups 3
🏆 Real Madrid - 104 Official Titles:
Champions League / European Cups 15
Leagues 36
Copas del Rey 20
Club World Cups 5
Intercontinental Cups 4
European Supercups 6
UEFA Cups 2
Spanish Supercups 13
Latin Cups 2
League Cups 1