The 2025–26 edition of the Copa Catalunya Femenina will be played between August 2025 and 2026. Barcelona reclaimed the trophy in the 2024–25 edition, to become eleven-time winners. They were not allowed to defend their title, due to format changes, with SE AEM instead winning their second cup.
The format for the 2025–26 edition will pit the best teams (per a Catalan Football Federation coefficient) in each division against each other in each round. Unlike the previous season, professional teams will once again be excluded; however, professional clubs will be able to field their subsidiary teams. The competition is open to teams which, in the previous season, competed in the second division and below of the national league, and group champions at all levels of the Catalan league.
Participation for qualified teams is compulsory, unless exempted for some reason. The disqualified teams – those which competed in the Liga F in the 2024–25 season – are Barcelona ("A"), Badalona, and Espanyol ("A"). These clubs are instead represented by their "B" teams: Barcelona B, Ona Sant Adrià, and Espanyol B, respectively.
SE AEM won their second Copa Catalunya Femenina (following their B team's victory in 2023), with CE Europa making their first final after being frequent semi-finalists.
First round The first round of the 2025–26 Copa Catalunya will be played on 30/31 August 2025, two weeks after the final of the previous edition. It features the group champions from the 2024–25 Segona Divisió, except ARO CE, the best team with a 3.00 coefficient, which was exempted.
Second round
Third round
Fourth round
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Final
Top goalscorers
Rank Player Team Goals 1 Stefany Ferrer Van GinkelCF Igualada 6 2 Maria Martin OctavioCF Singuerlín 4 3 Rut Cervera LópezVic Riuprimer 3 Judit Borràs BertomeuUE Aldeana Noelia Fernández RodríguezSE AEM Anna BovéCE Europa
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