The match for the LEN Super Cup, between the European champion Pro Recco and Sabadell, the LEN Euro Cup winner, will be held on November 19.
LEN has officially confirmed the date of the traditional event. As usual, the host will be the LEN Euro Cup winner, so the game will be played in Sabadell’s pool.
Pro Recco will play the LEN Super Cup for the second time in a row. Last year, the reigning European champion convincingly beat Szolnok in Hungary 15:4 and won its 7th trophy in this competition.
Sabadell has never played LEN Super Cup because the last season’s LEN Euro Cup is the first international trophy for the Spanish club. Sabadell beat Telimar Palermo in the LEN Euro Cup final last season. The Italians recorded a 9:7 victory in Palermo, but Sabadell achieved a convincing 11:5 win in front of the home crowd in the return leg.
Pro Recco won its 10th title as the European champion beating Novi Beograd after a penalty shootout in the final of the Final Eight in Belgrade.
All winners
1976 Mladost (Yugoslavia)
1977 CSKA Moscow (USSR)
1978 Ferencvaros (Hungary)
1979 Orvosegyetem (Hungary)
1980 Ferencvaros (Hungary)
1981 CSKA Moscow (USSR)
1982 Barcelona (Spain)
1983 CSKA Moscow (USSR)
1984 POSK (Yugoslavia)
1985 Vasas (Hungary)
1986 Spandau 04 (West Germany)
1987 Spandau 04 (West Germany)
1988 Pescara (Italy)
1989 Not held
1990 Mladost (Yugoslavia)
1991 Partizan (Yugoslavia)
1992 Catalunya (Spain)
1993 Pescara (Italy)
1994 Ujpest (Hungary)
1995 Catalunya (Spain)
1996 Mladost (Croatia)
1997-2001 Not held
2002 Olympiacos (Greece)
2003 Pro Recco (Italy)
2004 Honved (Hungary)
2005 Posillipo (Italy)
2006 Jug (Croatia)
2007 Pro Recco (Italy)
2008 Pro Recco (Italy)
2009 Primorac Kotor (Montenegro)
2010 Pro Recco (Italy)
2011 Partizan (Serbia)
2012 Pro Recco (Italy)
2013 Crvena zvezda (Serbia)
2014 Barceloneta (Spain)
2015 Pro Recco (Italy)
2016 Jug (Croatia)
2017 Szolnok (Hungary)
2018 Ferencvaros (Hungary)
2019 Ferencvaros (Hungary)
2020 season canceled
2021 Pro Recco (Italy)
