Copa del Rey: qualifying rounds, calendar, format and record | UEFA champions league

Athletic completed the Copa del Rey semifinalists table after beating Betis 4-1 at Benito Villamarín after an exciting match that had to be defined on penalties after 1-1 in regulation time. In this way, Athletic, Seville, Barcelona and Levante will compete for the pass to the grand final of the 2020/21 edition and will know their future in this Friday’s draw.

During the day on Wednesday, Barcelona, ​​king of the competition, suffered a great deal against Granada, which in the 88th minute was classified with a 2-0 after goals from Kenedy and Soldado. However, Barça managed to force the extension (2-2 thanks to goals from Griezmann and Alba) and in that period sealed their pass for the next round. Griezmann scored 2-3 although Granada drew 3-3 through a penalty from Fede Vico. And already in the second half of the extension, De Jong and Alba gave the pass to the Barcelona team.

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When everything pointed to Levante – Villarreal being resolved on penalties after a 0-0 score, a goal by Roger in the last second of extra time gave the Valencian team a pass for a semifinal that reaches 86 years later.

🆚 Quarterfinal qualifiers

Valencia, champion in 2019Getty Images

Tuesday February 2
Almeria 0-1 Seville

Wednesday February 3
Levante – Villarreal 1-0 tp
Granada – Barcelona 3-5 t.p.

Thursday February 4
Betis 1-1 Athletic (1-4 on penalties)

👌 Qualified for the semi-finals

Athletic, Seville, Levante and Barcelona

📖 Competition format

As has happened in previous rounds, the quarterfinals will be played as a single match. The semifinals will be the only round to be played in a double game (home and away).

Cristiano Ronaldo, with the title of the 2011 editionReal Madrid via Getty Images

📆 Dates and calendar

Quarter-finals: February 4
Semi-final draw: 5 February, 13:00 CET
Semifinals: February 10 (first leg) and March 3 (second leg)
Final: April 17 at La Cartuja, in Seville

🏆 Honors: teams with the most titles

30 Barcelona
23 Athletic
19 Real Madrid
10 Athletic
8 Valencia
6 Zaragoza
5 Sevilla

⚽ Last ten finals

Barcelona is the most awarded team in the history of the competitionAFP via Getty Images

2020: Athletic – Real Sociedad, to be played
2019: Valencia 2-1 Barcelona
2018: Barcelona – Seville 5-0
2017: Barcelona 3-1 Alaves
2016: Barcelona – Seville 2-0
2015: Barcelona – Athletic 3-1
2014: Real Madrid 2-1 Barcelona
2013: Atlético – Real Madrid 2-1 t.p.
2012: Barcelona – Athletic 3-0
2011: Real Madrid – Barcelona 1-0 t.p.