The Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) has postponed all 24 Copa del Rey first-round matches scheduled for Wednesday, October 28, after a deadly train crash in Toledo province earlier that day left dozens of people dead.
The crash disrupted rail services between Madrid and Andalusia, affecting travel for several teams and their fans, which led the RFEF to call off the entire round rather than individual fixtures.
The second-round draw had originally been scheduled for November 10, and the RFEF believes there is enough time to reschedule all 24 postponed matches without disrupting that next round.
Matches postponed on Wednesday, October 28
- Anaitasuna FT vs. Deportivo Alavés
- CD Tarancón vs. Levante UD
- Peña Sport vs. SD Huesca
- Utebo FC vs. CE Sabadell
- CD Pamplona vs. SD Eibar
- Coruxo FC vs. Zamora CF
- Club Portugalete vs. Real Unión Club
- UD Poblense vs. AD Ceuta FC
- CD Alcoyano vs. RCD Mallorca
- CS Puertollano vs. Albacete Balompié
- CD Badajoz vs. CD Tenerife
- CD Covadonga vs. Real Valladolid
- CD Numancia vs. Real Oviedo
- SD Amorebieta vs. UD Logroñés
- CP Mijas Las Lagunas vs. Real Jaén
- Trival Valderas vs. CD Leganés
- Gimnástica Torrelavega vs. UD Ourense
- Reus FC Reddis vs. Barakaldo CF
- CD Cieza vs. Granada CF
- Deportiva Minera vs. FC Cartagena
- CDA Navalcarnero vs. Real Betis
- Salamanca UDS vs. Celta de Vigo
- Tavernes de la Valldigna vs. Valencia CF
- Xerez CD vs. Cádiz CF
Real Madrid, Barcelona, Atlético Madrid and Real Sociedad, the four teams taking part in the 2027 Spanish Super Cup, do not enter the Copa del Rey until the round of 32, which will be played in December.
