Iberian Cup
The Iberian Cup - Copa Ibérica de fútbol in Spanish , or Taça Ibérica in Portuguese - was a cup competition for club football teams that was played between 1935 and 2005. Only teams from the Iberian Peninsula , Portugal and Spain participated. The teams must have won a national title. It took place five times in total. The first meeting took place on July 7, 1935. The FC Porto and Real Betis were both national champions and played in only one game - unofficially - for the trophy.
48 years after the first cup, the second competition took place, this time with two games. Benfica Lisbon and Athletic Bilbao met - this time officially. In 1991 the Portuguese champions Benfica and the Spanish Copa del Rey winner Atlético de Madrid met . In 2000, the European Cup winners of the national champions Real Madrid met Portuguese champions Sporting Lisbon - this time again in just one final game. Finally, in 2005, the cup winners of both countries Vitória Setúbal and Betis Sevilla met.
Games
| output | year | winner | Competition * | result | Second | Competition * |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Iberian Cup I | 1935 |  FC Porto |
Primeira League | 4-2 |
 Betis Seville
|
Primera División |
| Iberian Cup II | 1983 | Benfica Lisbon |
Primeira League | 1-2 / 3-1 |
Athletic Bilbao
|
Primera División |
| Iberian Cup III | 1991 | Atlético Madrid |
Copa del Rey | 1-1 / 3-2 |
Benfica Lisbon
|
Primeira League |
| Peninsula Cup | 2000 | Sporting Lisbon |
Primeira League | 2–1 |
real Madrid
|
Champions League |
| Iberian Supercup | 2005 | Vitória Setúbal |
Taça de Portugal | 2–1 |
Betis Seville
|
Copa del Rey |
- * The competitions they won
Finalists
| Club | winner | Second |
|---|---|---|
|
Benfica Lisbon
|
1 (1983) | 1 (1991) |
|
FC Porto
|
1 (1935) | |
|
Atlético Madrid
|
1 (1991) | |
|
Sporting Lisbon
|
1 (2000) | |
|
Vitória Setúbal
|
1 (2005) | |
|
Betis Seville
|
2 (1935, 2005) | |
|
Athletic Bilbao
|
1 (1983) | |
|
real Madrid
|
1 (2000) |