99 Spanish Cups from 1902 to 2001. Two editions played in 1910 and in 1913.
Not played in 1937 and 1938.
Champs: Spanish Cup Championships won
FP: Finals played (either won or lost)
SFP: Semifinals played (includes finals played)
QFP: Quarter finals played (includes semifinals played)
L16: Presences in last 16 (or equivalent, if played in mini-leagues) (includes QF played)
Champs FP SFP QFP L16
1.FC Barcelona 24 33 51 67 85
2.Athletic C. (Bilbao) 23 33 46 58 82 (see note 1)
3.Real Madrid CF 17 34 55 68 84 (see note 2)
4.C. Atlético Madrid 9 17 26 48 66 (see also Aviación Nacional)
5.Valencia CF 6 15 29 43 67
6.Real Zaragoza CD 5 9 15 26 40 (see also Zaragoza CD and RSA Stadium)
7.RCD Espanyol (Barcelona) 3 8 21 38 51
8.Sevilla FC 3 5 12 31 55
9.Real Unión C. (Irun) 3 4 7 9 13 (see note 3)
10.Real Sociedad (Donostia-SS) 2 7 19 33 59 (see note 4)
11.Arenas C. (Getxo) 1 4 5 6 12
12.Real Betis B. (Sevilla) 1 3 9 17 46
13.Vizcaya (Bilbao) 1 2 2 2 2 (see note 1)
14.RC Deportivo de A Coruña 1 1 5 17 42
15.R Racing de Irun 1 1 1 2 2 (see note 3)
16.RC Celta (Vigo) 3 9 18 49 (see also Sporting Vigo and RC Fortuna Vigo)
17.R Sporting de Gijón 2 13 26 44
18.Real Valladolid D. 2 6 15 29 (see also Español V. and R Unión V.)
19.Español FC (Madrid) 2 3 3 3 (disappeared)
20.RCD Mallorca (Palma M.) 2 2 8 15
21.UD Las Palmas 1 4 7 24 (see also Victoria)
22.Espanya FC (Barcelona) 1 4 4 4 (disappeared)
23.Granada CF 1 3 12 20
24.Elche CF 1 3 5 13
25.S Gimnástica Española (Madrid) 1 3 4 4 (disappeared in 1928)
R Sporting de Vigo 1 3 4 4 (merged into RC Celta in 1923)
27.CD Castellón 1 2 8 20
28.CE Sabadell FC 1 1 7 15
29.Castilla CF / Real Madrid "B" 1 1 5 6
30.Racing de Ferrol 1 1 2 5
31.CE Europa (Barcelona) 1 1 2 4
32.San Sebastián Recreation C. 1 1 1 1 (disappeared)
33.CA Osasuna (Pamplona) 3 9 23
34.D Alavés (Vitoria-Gasteiz) 3 8 13
35.Real Oviedo CF 2 10 32 (see also Stadium Ovetense)
36.RC Recreativo de Huelva 2 3 8
37.Fortuna (Vigo) 2 3 5 (merged into RC Celta in 1923)
38.Vigo FC 2 2 2 (disappeared)
39.Hércules CF (Alicante) 1 6 15 (see also Natación)
40.Rayo Vallecano (Madrid) 1 6 10
41.C Real Murcia 1 5 19
42.CD Málaga 1 5 12 (disappeared in 1992)
43.CD Tenerife 1 5 11
44.CD Logroñés (Logroño) 1 4 8
45.Cádiz CF 1 2 9
46.C Gimnàstic Tarragona 1 2 5
UD Salamanca 1 2 5 (see also Salamanca TFB)
48.Irun Sporting 1 2 2 (see note 3)
49.Albacete Bp. 1 1 3
50.Academia Caballería (Valladolid) 1 1 1 (military team; disappeared)
Baracaldo Oriamendi 1 1 1 (only exists in 1939)
Levante FC (Valencia) 1 1 1 (merged into Levante UD in 1939)
Madrid - Moderno 1 1 1 (see note 2)
Moncloa FC (Madrid) 1 1 1
Salamanca TFB 1 1 1 (disappeared)
56.R Racing de Santander 10 20
57.Pontevedra CF 2 7
58.Real Jaén CF 2 4
59.Mérida CP 2 3 (disappeared in 2000)
60.Racing de Madrid 2 2 (disappeared in 1939)
61.Córdoba CF 1 6
Levante UD (Valencia) 1 6 (see also Levante FC)
63.Burgos CF 1 5
64.CE Sant Andreu (Barcelona) 1 4
65.SD Ceuta 1 3 (merged into Atlético Ceuta in 1956)
SD Compostela (Santiago C.) 1 3
Villarreal CF 1 3
Xerez FC (Jerez F.) 1 3
69.CD Alcoyano (Alcoi) 1 2
Barakaldo CF 1 2
71.Academia de Artillería 1 1 (military team; disappeared)
Aviación Nacional (Zaragoza) 1 1 (military team; merged into Atlético Madrid, 1939)
CD Bilbao 1 1 (see note 1)
RCD Córdoba 1 1 (disappeared in 1956)
FC España (Valencia) 1 1
Galicia (Vigo) 1 1
Iberia (Madrid) 1 1
RS Levante (Murcia) 1 1 (disappeared)
RCD Mallorca "B" (Palma) 1 1
C Natación (Alicante) 1 1 (merged into Hércules CF in 1922)
New FC (Madrid) 1 1 (only exists 1902)
CD Numancia (Soria) 1 1
Stadium Ovetense (Oviedo) 1 1 (merged into Real Oviedo in 1926)
Atlético Tetuán 1 1 (currently Moghreb Tetouan,in Morocco)
85.UE Lleida 5
86.Cultural D. Leonesa (León) 4
CD Ourense 4
CF Extremadura (Almendralejo) 4
89.RS Gimnástica Torrelavega 3
90.Real Burgos CF 2 (disappeared in 1996)
CD Badajoz 2
Badalona CF 2
FC Barcelona "B" 2 (see also CD Condal)
Benidorm CD 2
Cartagena FC 2 (disappeared in 1996)
RSA Stadium (Zaragoza) 2 (merged into Real Zaragoza)
97.Academia de Infantería (Toledo) 1 (military team; disappeared)
Academia de Ingeniería 1 (military team; disappeared)
AD Almería 1 (disappeared in 1982)
C Atlético Madrid "B" 1
CD Condal (Barcelona) 1 (merged into FC Barcelona "B" in 1969)
CD Constància (Inca) 1
CD Eldense (Elda) 1
SD Eibar 1
CD Ensidesa (Avilés) 1 (merged into R Avilés Ind. in 1983)
Español FC (Valladolid) 1 (merged into R Valladolid in 1928)
UE Figueres 1
C Getafe D. 1 (disappeared in 1983)
Girona FC 1
Guadix CF 1
UP Langreo 1
CD Leganés 1
Linares CF 1 (disappeared in 1990)
Real Madrid CF "C" 1
CD Mestalla (Valencia) 1 (currently Valencia CF "B")
CD Nacional (Madrid) 1 (disappeared in 1939)
Orihuela D. 1
FC Palafrugell 1
Palamós CF 1
Real Unión (Valladolid) 1 (merged into R Valladolid in 1928)
Terrassa FC 1
CD Toledo 1
Unión Montañesa (Santander) 1
Victoria (Las Palmas) 1 (merged into UD Las Palmas in 1949)
Xerez CD (Jerez F.) 1
Zaragoza CD 1 (merged into Real Zaragoza in 1932)
Note 1: Vizcaya (champion in 1902) was the name used by a combinated team of Athletic C.Bilbao
and CD Bilbao. The name was used again in 1907 by another combinated team of Athletic C.
Bilbao and Unión Vizcaíno, and finished second.
Note 2: Madrid - Moderno was a combinated team formed by (Real) Madrid FC and FC Moderno, which
was quarter-finalist in 1904.
Note 3: R Racing de Irun (champions 1913) and Sporting Irun merged in 1913 in Real Unión C.Irun,
which were champions in three ocasions. They all are presented separetely.
Note 4: Real Sociedad includes Club Ciclista (champions 1909) and Vasconia (runners up 1910). In
fact, Real Sociedad couldn't inscribe under the current rules, and its players participed
using the license of other tiny clubs (i.e., Ciclista was a cycling club)
Prepared and maintained by Carles Lozano Ferrer for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation
Author: Carles Lozano Ferrer
(ferrer@economistes.com)
Last updated: 9 Jul 2001
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