Real Madrid will face Valencia in the semi-finals on Saturday at 6:00pm CET
After beating UCAM Murcia in the quarter-finals (84-79), our team will be looking for a place in the Cup Final at the Martín Carpena.
www.realmadrid.comI don’t have live access to current feeds in this moment, but here’s what stands out about the Copa del Rey de Baloncesto recently, based on the latest reliable sources up to early 2026.
Direct answer
- The Copa del Rey de Baloncesto is an annual Spanish men’s basketball cup tournament organized by the ACB. Real Madrid has historically been the most successful club in the competition, with multiple titles, including a string of consecutive championships in recent years. In 2024, Real Madrid won the cup, extending their record as one of the competition’s most successful teams. Note that the 2025–2026 editions feature the usual knockout format with quarterfinals, semifinals, and final, with teams like Real Madrid, FC Barcelona, Valencia Basket, and others contending for the title. For the very latest winner and matchup results, please check the official ACB site or major sports news outlets.
Context and recent highlights
- 2024 Cup: Real Madrid defeated FC Barcelona in the final to claim their 29th Copa del Rey title, highlighting a traditional Madrid-Barça rivalry in the competition.[1]
- 2026 edition: The semifinals and final, including matchups like Valencia Basket vs Real Madrid, were reported in updates suggesting Real Madrid reached the final, with Kosner Baskonia noted for a historical title count in some reports.[3]
- Other context: The Cup typically takes place in February, with quarterfinals on the weekend preceding the semifinals and final. Coverage often emphasizes standout performances from top clubs (e.g., Facundo Campazzo in earlier editions, Mario Hezonja in later narratives) and the rivalry between Real Madrid and Barcelona in the final.[7][1]
How to verify the latest results quickly
- Check the official ACB (Asociación de Clubes de Baloncesto) website for the Copa del Rey page and the latest bracket, semifinals, and final results.
- Look at reputable sports outlets that cover European basketball, such as Marca, AS, or ESPN’s European basketball sections, for up-to-date match reports and standings.
- If you’d like, I can pull the latest results and provide a concise summary with top performers and final standings once you confirm you want me to fetch current data.