Copa del Rey Results Yesterday (Football Spain Matches)

Yesterday’s Copa del Rey Results

The Copa del Rey is the most prestigious cup competition in Spanish football. Founded in 1903, it is the oldest national football competition in the country, preceding La Liga by 25 years. Each year 126 teams enter the tournament in the hope of being crowned Champions and you can follow all the latest football predictions for the Copa del Rey each season at SportyTrader!

The tournament sees The Supercopa de Espana qualifiers (four teams) enter in the third round, while La Liga’s other teams enter in the second round where they are drawn away against teams from lower divisions in a single knockout match.

Barcelona hold the most Copa del Rey wins with 31 ahead of Athletic Bilbao with 24. Real Madrid are third on the list with 20. The tournament runs from October through to April each year with the two semi-finals being played over two legs (home and away) followed by a final on neutral territory.

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Get The Copa del Rey Results from Yesterday in More Detail!

There’s a lot of data available on the Copa del Rey pages at SportyTrader. This ranges from the latest football live scores on the tournament, through to a preview of any games taking place tomorrow and even full live coverage of the latest Copa del Rey games live (including up to the minute text commentary).

However, the most extensive data section on the tournament is for matches that have already been played.

The sheer volume of data for the Copa del Rey is astonishing. Every game is covered by the data and clicking on the result of a previous match, brings up a wealth of data on both the game played, and the two teams competing in it.

So you can check out the form of both teams leading into that fixture, the key data points for both teams and then dig down into the match itself, looking at the statistical breakdown of the fixture, who had the most shots? Who had more corners? Was anybody booked or sent off? What were the starting XI that began the game and what substitutions were made by each team and much more besides.

In short, you get a fully contextualised, data-driven analysis of the teams competing and the result itself, which has a number of very important uses for football fans and betting enthusiasts.

Why Should I Review Yesterday’s Copa del Rey Action?

If you are looking ahead to tomorrow’s Copa del Rey fixtures, then reviewing how a team has performed in the competition is a great place to start for a number of reasons.

As a fan, you can get an idea of how each game will go, who should win based on their past record and maybe even forecast forward to see who they could be up against in a future round of the tournament.

Betting enthusiasts can use the wealth of data to help inform their bets, picking the better markets from the data shown to help them zero in on the better bets to make; i.e. those most likely to win!