The Cup is a cup competition in Latvia with recorded coverage across multiple seasons. On this page, visitors can follow live scores, upcoming fixtures, results and standings, while reviewing player and team statistics to track performance throughout the competition.
Latest played matches, Cup
Semi-finals
Quarter-finals
Round of 16
Cup Standings
Cup Statistics
Top scorers 2026
| # | Player | Goals |
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Top assists 2026
| # | Player | Assists |
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Top key passes
Top tackles
Top yellow cards
Top red cards
Cup teams participation since 2020
History
| Team | Nb participations |
|---|---|
| FK Liepaja | 5 |
| Auda | 5 |
| Grobiņa | 5 |
| JDFS Alberts | 5 |
| Rēzekne FA | 5 |
| Smiltene | 5 |
| Super Nova | 5 |
| Tukums | 5 |
| Staiceles Bebri | 5 |
| BFC Daugavpils | 5 |
| Valmiera / BSS | 5 |
| Metta / LU | 5 |
| Rīgas FS | 5 |
| Riga | 5 |
| Salaspils | 5 |
| Pļaviņas / DM | 5 |
| Alberts | 5 |
| Aliance | 5 |
| Cēsis | 5 |
| Dinamo Rīga | 5 |
| Lielupe | 5 |
| Limbaži | 5 |
| Mārupe | 5 |
| Valka | 5 |
| Jēkabpils | 4 |
| Progress / AFA Olaine | 4 |
| Saldus SS/Leevon | 4 |
| DVSK Traktors | 4 |
| Dobele Allegro | 4 |
| JFC Jelgava | 4 |
| Sigulda | 4 |
| Rīga United | 4 |
| Skanste | 4 |
| Spartaks Jurmala | 3 |
| RTU | 3 |
| Gauja | 3 |
| Jurnieks | 3 |
| Upesciems | 3 |
| Bauskas / Mēmele | 3 |
| Kadaga | 3 |
| Varakļāni | 3 |
| FS Jelgava | 3 |
| Ogre United | 3 |
| Parks | 3 |
| Ķekava / Auda | 3 |
Cup top scorer teams
Cup About
Cup is a Latvian football cup competition, with recorded seasons spanning 2020 to 2025. It forms part of Latvia’s domestic football landscape and is distinguished from league competitions by its cup identity and its focus on progress through a separate competition programme.
Identity and historical coverage
The competition is currently recorded under the name Cup, with no alternative title or separate official branding identified in the available record. Its documented history begins with the 2020 season and extends through 2025, giving it six recorded seasons. This period provides the established statistical scope for results, appearances, performances and seasonal comparisons on Xtra-Stats.
Cup should therefore be understood as a recurring Latvian competition rather than a single one-off event. Its place within the national football ecosystem is defined by its status as a cup tournament, although the available information does not confirm whether participation is restricted to particular divisions, opened through qualifying rounds or linked to league position.
Format and progression
The competition type is confirmed as a cup, but no authoritative format details are available for the recorded 2020–2025 seasons. In particular, the published record does not establish whether Cup used a straight knockout structure, preliminary rounds, a group phase, two-legged ties or a changing format between editions. It is therefore not accurate to assign a standard round sequence or describe a specific route to the final without season-level regulations.
The same caution applies to match administration. No confirmed competition-specific information is available on seeding, draw procedures, eligibility, extra time, penalty shoot-outs or tie-break criteria. Those provisions can vary between cup competitions and may also change from one season to another. Match results and seasonal statistics should consequently be read alongside the relevant edition information wherever detailed regulations are required.
Access, governance and calendar
The available record identifies Latvia as the governing country or area but does not name the organising authority, participating-club eligibility rules or the competition’s position in the national pyramid. It also does not confirm a fixed start date, final date or annual scheduling pattern. Claims about qualification routes, licensing requirements, domestic league access or international qualification should not be applied to Cup unless they are established for a particular edition.
What can be stated with confidence is the competition’s continuity across six recorded seasons and its importance as a distinct Latvian cup record from 2020 through 2025. This season range allows readers to compare teams and players across editions while keeping the historical scope clear. Future additions to the competition record may provide fuller information about the organiser, draw structure, access rules and calendar, but those details should be treated as season-specific until formally established.
Using the competition record
Xtra-Stats brings together the available Cup information in a format designed for practical comparison: season coverage, match results and competition statistics can be viewed within the documented historical range. For a reliable interpretation of any individual edition, readers should use the season context shown with the relevant matches and tables. The core identity remains clear: Cup is a Latvian football cup competition with recorded coverage from 2020 to 2025.