Barcelona and Real Madrid are two of the most successful football clubs in the world, with trophy hauls that reflect their storied histories and intense rivalry. Real Madrid, known for their dominance in European football, has a record 14 UEFA Champions League titles, underlining their global prestige. They also have 35 La Liga titles, making them the most successful team in Spain's top division. Additionally, Real Madrid has won 20 Copa del Rey trophies and 12 Supercopa de España titles, along with a host of other international accolades like FIFA Club World Cups and UEFA Super Cups.
Barcelona, meanwhile, has established itself as a dominant force in Spanish football, boasting 26 La Liga titles and a record 31 Copa del Rey victories. In the UEFA Champions League, Barcelona has won the title five times, including memorable triumphs in the modern era. Barcelona has also secured 14 Supercopa de España titles, showcasing their consistent success in domestic competitions. Although both clubs have enjoyed remarkable achievements, Real Madrid's supremacy in European competitions, particularly the Champions League, often tips the scale in their favor when comparing overall trophy hauls. Nonetheless, Barcelona's consistency in domestic cup competitions and their successful periods in European football contribute to the rivalry's enduring intensity and allure.