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Portuguese Handball Super Cup (Portuguese: Supertaça de Portugal de Andebol) is a professional handball competition played between the winners of the Liga Portuguesa de Andebol and the winners of the Cup, or against the finalist of the Cup if the same team win both competitions.[1]

Founded1982
No. of teams4
CountryPortugal
ConfederationEHF
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Portuguese Handball Super Cup
Founded1982
No. of teams4
CountryPortugal
ConfederationEHF
Most recent
champion
Sporting CP (7th title)
Most titlesFC Porto (8 titles)
BroadcasterFAP TV
WebsiteFP Andebol
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In the 2021 to 2024 seasons, it was played by the top 4 teams in the Liga Portuguesa de Andebol of the previous year. From 2025 onwards it returned to a single format of the league winners and winners/runners up of the Portuguese cup.

Sporting CP are current holders of the competition winning the 2026 edition and a record 4th straight championship.

Winners

Two-team format

More information Year, Winner ...
Year Winner Score Runner-up Ref.
1983 Belenenses Benfica
Not disputed (1984 to 1988)
1989 Benfica 67–60[a] Sporting CP
1990 ABC Braga Benfica
1991 ABC Braga Benfica
1992 ABC Braga Sporting CP
1993 Benfica ABC Braga
1994 FC Porto Belenenses
1995 ABC Braga
Not disputed (1996)
1997 Sporting CP ABC Braga
1998 ABC Braga Sporting CP
1999 FC Porto 25–23 Madeira SAD [2]
2000 FC Porto 28–25 ABC Braga [3]
2001 Sporting CP 18–16 FC Porto [4]
2002 FC Porto 31–28 Águas Santas [5]
Not disputed (2003 to 2008)
2009 FC Porto 29–28
aet		 Belenenses [6]
2010 Benfica 28–20 Águas Santas [7]
Not disputed (2011)
2012 Benfica 29–26 Sporting CP [8]
2013 Sporting CP 33–32
aet		 FC Porto [9]
2014 FC Porto 29–28 Sporting CP [10]
2015 ABC Braga 26–24 FC Porto [11]
2016 Benfica 25–24 ABC Braga [12]
2017 ABC Braga 26–21 Sporting CP [13]
2018 Benfica 29–24 Sporting CP [14]
2019 FC Porto 28–22 Águas Santas [15]
Not disputed (2020) [b]
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Four-team format

More information Year, Final ...
Year Final Semi-finals Ref.
2021
09-12-2021

FC Porto

34–29

Sporting CP

Lisbon

Nikola Mitrevski 0'
S. Frandsen 0'
Diogo Oliveira 0'
Rui Silva 3'
Leonel Fernandes 2'
Diogo Branquinho 1'
António Areia 2'
Miguel Alves 5'
Victor Iturriza 6'
Daymaro Salina 4'
Pedro Valdés 5'
Pedro Cruz 1'
Djibril M´Bengue 2'
Ivan Sliskovic 3'
Diogo Silva 0'
Fábio Magalhães 0'
Magnus Andersson (coach)

[citation needed]

Matevz Skok 0'
Manuel Gaspar 0'
Yassine Belkaid 0'
Natán Suárez 6'
André José 2'
Carlos Ruesga 0'
M. Gassama 1'
Francisco Tavares 5'
Duarte Seixas 0'
Josep Folqués 2'
Jonas Tidemand 2'
Erekle Arsenashvili 2'
Edmilson Araújo 3'
Francisco Costa 3'
Salvador Salvador 1'
Jens Schongarth 2'
Ricardo Costa
(Coach)

Stadium:
Pavilhão
da Luz
Nº 2
Referee:

Mário Coutinho
Ramiro Silva

09-11-2021

Sporting CP

35–30

Águas Santas

Lisbon

Matevz Skok 0'
Manuel Gaspar 0'
Yassine Belkaid 0'
Natán Suárez 2'
André José 0'
Carlos Ruesga 4'
M. Gassama 8'
Francisco Tavares 2'
Duarte Seixas 0'
Josep Folqués 2'
Jonas Tidemand 1'
Erekle Arsenashvili 0'
Edmilson Araújo 2'
Francisco Costa 8'
Salvador Salvador 4'
Jens Schongarth 2'
Ricardo Costa
(Coach)

[citation needed]

António Campos 0'
A. Magalhães 0'
André Sousa 7'
Pedro Seabra 4'
Miguel Neves 1'
Fábio Teixeira 3'
Ricardo Mourão 1'
Francisco Coelho 0'
Miguel Pinto 3'
Carlos Santos 0'
Francisco Fontes 3'
Vasco Santos 0'
José Barbosa 0'
Rúben Ribeiro 3'
João Gomes 5'
Miguel Baptista 0'
Ricardo Moreira
(coach)

Stadium:
Pavilhão
da Luz
Nº 2
Referee:

Duarte Santos
Ricardo Fonseca

09-11-2021

Benfica

24–29

FC Porto

Lisbon

G. Capdeville 0'
Lazar Kukic 3'
Jonas Kallman 3'
Ole Rahmel 3'
Alexis Borges 1'
Rogério Moraes 2'
Demis Grigoras 4'
Sergey Hernández 0'
Bélone Moreira 2'
Mahamadou Keita 1'
Carlos Martins 0'
Paulo Moreno 0'
Arnau García 0'
Tadej Kljun 0'
Luciano Silva 0'
Petar Djordjic 5'
Chema Rodríguez
(coach)

[citation needed]

Nikola Mitrevski 0'
S. Frandsen 0'
Diogo Oliveira 0'
Rui Silva 1'
Leonel Fernandes 2'
Diogo Branquinho 1'
António Areia 3'
Miguel Alves 4'
Victor Iturriza 3'
Daymaro Salina 2'
Pedro Valdés 0'
Pedro Cruz 0'
Djibril M´Bengue 1'
Ivan Sliskovic 4'
Diogo Silva 3'
Fábio Magalhães 5'
Magnus Andersson
(coach)

Stadium:
Pavilhão
da Luz
Nº 2
Referee:

Daniel Martins
Roberto Martins

[16][citation needed]
2022
09-11-2022

Benfica

45–43 (aet)

Sporting CP

Serpa

Adam Juhasz 9'
Jonas Kallman 5'
Belone Moreira 5'
Paulo Moreno 2'
Carlos Martins 0'
Alexis Borges 3'
Ole Rahmel 9'
Ander Izquierdo 0'
Sergey Ferrer 0'
Fred Bingo 2'
Leandro Semedo 1'
Demis Grigoras 2'
Jose Silva 0'
G. Capdeville 0'
Petar Djordjic 7'
Vladimir Vranjes 0'
Leandro Alves
(coach)

Report

Edney Oliveira 1'
Edmilson Araujo 1'
Francisco Costa 10'
Natan Diaz 4'
Jonas Tidemand 0'
Patryk Walczak 1'
Carlos Pasarin 1'
Salvador 4'
M. Cissokho 1'
Francisco Tavares 5'
Manuel Gaspar 3'
Jens Schongarth 0'
Etienne Mocquais 1'
Leonel Maciel 0'
Josep Ortiz 3'
Martim Costa 0'
Carlos Carneiro
(coach)

Stadium:
Pavilhão
Municipal
Carlos
Pinhão
Referee:

Duarte Santos
Ricardo Fonseca

09-10-2022

Benfica

37–36 (aet)

FC Porto

Serpa

Sergey Hernández 1'
G. Capdeville 0'
Ádám Juhász 2'
Bélone Moreira 2'
Ander Izquierdo 1'
Jonas Kallman 3'
Carlos Martins 1'
Ole Rahmel 12'
Arnaud Bingo 0'
Paulo Moreno 4'
Alexis Borges 1'
Vladimir Vranjes 0'
Leandro Semedo 0'
Demis Grigoras 2'
Luciano Silva 0'
Petar Djordjic 8'
Chema Rodríguez
(coach)

[citation needed]

Nikola Mitrevski 0'
S. Frandsen 0'
André Sousa 0'
Rui Silva 3'
António Areia 3'
Leonel Fernandes 2'
Diogo Branquinho 3'
Miguel Alves 4'
Daymaro Salina 5'
Ignacio Plaza 0'
Pedro Valdés 0'
Jakob Mikkelsen 2'
Pedro Cruz 3'
Nikolaj Laeso 5'
Jack Thurin 2'
Fábio Magalhães 4'
Magnus Andersson
(coach)

Stadium:
Pavilhão
Municipal
Carlos
Pinhão
Referee:

Daniel Martins
Roberto Martins

09-10-2022

Belenenses

24–38

Sporting CP

Serpa

Tiago Silva 0'
Miguel Moreira 0'
Tiago Pereira 0'
Rui Barreto 0'
Gonçalo Soares 0'
Tomás Ferreira 0'
Diogo Miranda 0'
Gonçalo Nogueira 3'
Nélson Pina 6'
Tiago Ferro 1'
Bruno Moreira 2'
Uros Markovic 0'
Christopher Selles 0'
Diogo Domingos 0'
Edvaldo Ferreira 9'
Pedro Santana 3'
Carlos Jorge
(coach)

Report

Manuel Gaspar 0'
Leonel Maciel 0'
Natán Suárez 3'
Carlos Ruesga 1'
M. Gassama 6'
Francisco Tavares 2'
Étienne Mocquais 1'
Josep Folqués 6'
Edy Silva 0'
Jonas Tidemand 1'
Patryk Walczak 1'
Edmilson Araújo 1'
Francisco Costa 7'
Salvador Salvador 4'
Jens Schongarth 1'
Martim Costa 4'
Ricardo Costa
(coach)

Stadium:
Pavilhão
Municipal
Carlos
Pinhão
Referee:

Ruben Maia
André Nunes

[17][citation needed]
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Performance by club

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Club Winners Runners-up Years won Years runner-up
FC Porto 8 4 1994, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2009, 2014, 2019, 2021 2001, 2013, 2015, 2025
ABC Braga 7 4 1990, 1991, 1992, 1995, 1998, 2015, 2017 1993, 1997, 2000, 2016
Benfica 7 6 1989, 1993, 2010, 2012, 2016, 2018, 2022 1983, 1990, 1991, 2023, 2024, 2026
Sporting CP 7 9 1997, 2001, 2013, 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026 1989, 1992, 1998, 2012, 2014, 2017, 2018, 2021,2022
Belenenses 1 2 1983 1994, 2009
Águas Santas 0 3 — 2002, 2010, 2019
Madeira SAD 0 1 — 1999
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See also

Notes

  1. [a]
    Aggregate. The two-legged final ended with a tie after two disputed matches. Results: 24–24 (1st leg), 19–19 (2nd leg) and 24–17 (tiebreaker).
  2. [b]
    This competition was canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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