Final Four of the Del Monte Coppa Italia SuperLega
Edition 2026 Young audience Family Sport

Final Four of the Del Monte Coppa Italia SuperLega

The concluding act of the Men's Volleyball Italian Cup at the Unipol Arena in Bologna

Bologna — Bologna (237) Since 1978
Dates 07 Feb — 08 Feb 2026
Location Bologna (237)
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Status Finished

About Coppa Italia SuperLega

The Final Four of the Del Monte Coppa Italia SuperLega is the highlight event of Italian men's volleyball: two days of great volleyball at the Unipol Arena, on the outskirts of Bologna, where the four best SuperLega teams compete for the trophy. Semi-finals on Saturday and the grand final on Sunday, in a sold-out arena that has made the Emilia-Romagna city the home of this competition. A celebration of sport among the champions of the strongest league in the world.

The Final Four of the Volleyball Italian Cup in Bologna

The Final Four Del Monte Coppa Italia SuperLega is the culmination of the Men's Volleyball Italian Cup, the competition that brings together the four best teams of the SuperLega championship, the top tier of Italian volleyball and one of the most competitive tournaments in the world, in a single weekend. The event takes place at the Unipol Arena in Casalecchio di Reno, on the outskirts of Bologna, in the heart of Emilia-Romagna: a venue with over ten thousand seats that transforms into a cauldron of cheering and colours.

A Bologna Tradition

Bologna is now the natural home of this event: the Emilia-Romagna capital has hosted ten of the last thirteen editions of the Final Four, recording record attendances for Italian volleyball every year. The format is well-tested and spectacular: on Saturday, the two semi-finals are played, while on Sunday, the grand final that awards the trophy takes place, broadcast live nationally on Rai Sport.

The Champions on Court

The most titled clubs on the national scene compete on the Unipol Arena court: Itas Trentino, Sir Susa Scai Perugia, Rana Verona, Gas Sales Bluenergy Piacenza, and other top teams that qualify season after season. These are the same teams that also dominate European cups, with world and Olympic champions among their ranks. For fans, it's an opportunity to see the best of men's volleyball live in just two days.

More Than Just a Match

The Final Four is not just competitive sport: it's a true entertainment event, with polished television production, entertainment moments, crowd animation, and thousands of fans who come to Bologna from all over Italy to support their teams. The organization is handled by the Lega Pallavolo Serie A, with historic sponsor Del Monte lending its name to the competition. A weekend that confirms Emilia-Romagna as a land of great volleyball and the Italian capital of this sport.

Coppa Italia SuperLega — edition 2026

The 48th edition of the Final Four Del Monte Coppa Italia SuperLega took place at the Unipol Arena in Bologna on February 7 and 8, 2026, with semi-finals on Saturday and the final on Sunday. Itas Trentino, Gas Sales Bluenergy Piacenza, Rana Verona, and Sir Susa Scai Perugia competed for the trophy in front of a packed arena, with the grand final broadcast live on Rai Sport.

The 2026 edition of the Final Four Del Monte Coppa Italia SuperLega, the 48th of the competition, confirmed Bologna as the capital of Italian volleyball. The four best teams of the championship met at the Unipol Arena for a weekend of great volleyball, with Itas Trentino as the number one seed. On Sunday, Rana Verona was crowned champion, lifting the trophy after two intense and highly watched days, both in the stands and on live television.

Programme Coppa Italia SuperLega 2026

Saturday, February 7, 2026 — Semi-finals

  • 3:30 PM — Itas Trentino vs Gas Sales Bluenergy Piacenza (1st semi-final)
  • 6:00 PM — Rana Verona vs Sir Susa Scai Perugia (2nd semi-final)

Sunday, February 8, 2026 — Final

  • 6:00 PM — Grand final between the winners of the two semi-finals, live on Rai Sport

Result of the 48th final: Rana Verona won the Coppa Italia SuperLega, defeating Itas Trentino in the final. Itas Trentino was the number one seed.

Highlights Coppa Italia SuperLega 2026

Rana Verona's conquest of the trophy, the national live broadcast of the final on Rai Sport, and the sold-out atmosphere of the Unipol Arena, with fans from all over Italy supporting the four teams.

Prices Coppa Italia SuperLega 2026

<p>Tickets for individual days on sale on Vivaticket: separate tickets for the semi-finals day (Saturday) and the final (Sunday). The final day was sold out in advance. Information and pre-sales: [email protected].</p>

Practical information — Coppa Italia SuperLega

How to get there

The Unipol Arena is located at Via Gino Cervi 2 in Casalecchio di Reno, on the outskirts of Bologna. By car, it can be reached from the Casalecchio exit of the ring road/A1 motorway; ample parking is available on site. By train, from Bologna Centrale station, shuttle services and connections to the arena area are available on event days.

Tickets

Tickets for individual days (Saturday semi-finals and Sunday final) are on sale on Vivaticket. The Sunday final often sells out well in advance: it is advisable to purchase tickets early. For information: [email protected].

Tips

Bologna offers a wide choice of hotels and B&Bs just a few minutes from the arena. Combine your sports trip with a visit to the Emilia-Romagna capital, with its arcades, cuisine, and museums.

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Where does it take place — Coppa Italia SuperLega

Unipol Arena

Via Gino Cervi 2, 40033 Bologna

Contact Coppa Italia SuperLega

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Coppa Italia SuperLega in brief

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History of Coppa Italia SuperLega