Gran Canaria Stadium Prepares for Queen's Cup Final

With ten days remaining, the venue has nearly 50% of its capacity sold for the decisive match between FC Barcelona and Atlético de Madrid.

Generic image of a soccer ball on a stadium pitch.
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Generic image of a soccer ball on a stadium pitch.

The Estadio de Gran Canaria is gearing up to host the 2026 SM The Queen's Cup final on May 16, with over 16,000 tickets already sold, representing close to 49.4% of its total capacity.

Just days before the crucial match between FC Barcelona and Atlético de Madrid, anticipation is building on the island. Since ticket sales opened on April 27, public response has been remarkable, creating an atmosphere of a major sporting event.

"We make a strong call to all Gran Canarian society to actively engage in this great Queen's Cup final, an event that pits the two best teams in the tournament against each other and represents an opportunity to further consolidate the Island's role as a national and international sports benchmark."

a Cabildo de Gran Canaria councilor
The organization has extended the discount period for ticket prices, aiming to facilitate attendance for families, young people, and various groups. This measure underscores the commitment to equality and visibility in women's football, positioning Gran Canaria on the map of this sport.
The president of the Inter-Island Football Federation of Las Palmas (FIFLP) has expressed satisfaction with the great reception from fans, highlighting the opportunity to enjoy a unique final between two historic national women's football clubs. Additionally, various activities are planned throughout the week to bring women's sports closer to educational centers, including a fan zone in Plaza de Santa Ana to kick off the celebration.
Ticket sales maintain a steady pace, boosted by ongoing promotions and benefits for clubs affiliated with the FIFLP, whose federated members can access tickets with a 50% discount. Hosting such events is crucial for Gran Canaria, not only for the economic impact but also for projecting a modern and dynamic image of the island.
The match will be a rematch of the 2025 final, with FC Barcelona seeking their twelfth title and Atlético de Madrid aiming for their third cup. Gran Canaria is preparing for a final that transcends sports, solidifying its role as a showcase for the growth of women's football and the commitment of Canarian fans.