The 2020 edition of the Supercopa de Espana will see city rivals Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid face off in Sunday's final.
Traditionally a two-legged August affair switched to a single-game final in Morocco in 2018, this year the competition was expanded to a four-team format, moved to January and hosted by Saudi Arabia.
Reigning LaLiga champions Barcelona, last season's runners-up Atletico and 2018/19 Copa del Rey winners Valencia have all been involved, while Real qualified by virtue of their third-placed domestic finish.
Here is all you need to know about the Supercopa de Espana Final....
When is the Supercopa de Espana Final?
Real Madrid vs Atletico Madrid takes place on Sunday, 12 January 2020 at the 62,000-seater King Abdullah Sports City in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
The stadium also hosted both semi-final ties.
What time does it start?
The match is scheduled to kick off at 9pm Arabian Standard Time (AST).
That is 6pm GMT.
How to follow
As things stand, viewers in the United Kingdom will not be able to watch any of the Supercopa on television.
However, you can follow all the action on Standard Sport's LIVE blog with Spanish football correspondent Ben Hayward.
Ticket information
Each of the four clubs involved in the competition were allocated 12,000 tickets to make available via their own channels, with multiple reports this week stating that only a fraction have been sold.
Reports from Mundo Deportivo suggested that were Atletico to reach the final, they would even give away free tickets.
More information on tickets for the final itself is set to be made available after each semi-final tie.
Will VAR be in use?
Yes. And in a twist, the VAR room will be housed inside the stadium, per Marca, with images shown to fans.
