Cup is a cup competition in Jordan, with recorded season coverage from 2020 to 2025. Visitors can follow live scores, fixtures and results, then explore standings alongside player and team statistics across the available competition data. The page brings these core details together for checking current match updates or reviewing completed competition results.
Upcoming matches, Cup
Round of 16
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- Round of 16
Al Buqa'a
No H2HJerash -
- Round of 16
Al Hussein
No H2HDoqarah
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- Round of 16
Al Jazeera
No H2H -
- Round of 16
Al Ramtha
No H2H -
- Round of 16
Al Salt
No H2HAl Yarmouk
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- Round of 16
Al Wihdat
No H2HAl Arabi
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- Round of 16
Shabab Al Ordon
No H2HIttihad Al Ramtha
Latest played matches, Cup
Round of 32
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Round of 322 - 0Al Sareeh
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Round of 32Sama0 - 1Al Ahli
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Round of 32
Al Yarmouk
4 - 1Ma'an -
Round of 32Sama Al Sarhan1 - 1Ittihad Al Ramtha
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Round of 323 - 0Al Tora
Cup Standings
Cup Statistics
Top scorers 2026
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Top assists 2026
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Top key passes
Top tackles
Top yellow cards
Top red cards
Cup teams participation since 2020
History
| Team | Nb participations |
|---|---|
| Al Ahli | 5 |
| Al Faisaly | 5 |
| Al Hussein | 5 |
| Al Jazeera | 5 |
| Al Ramtha | 5 |
| Al Salt | 5 |
| Al Sareeh | 5 |
| Al Wihdat | 5 |
| Aqaba | 5 |
| Shabab Al Ordon | 5 |
| Sahab | 5 |
| Ma'an | 5 |
| Kfarsoum | 5 |
| Al Jalil | 5 |
| Al Hashemeya | 5 |
| Al Karmal | 5 |
| Al Tora | 5 |
| Jerash | 5 |
| Moghayer Al Sarhan | 5 |
| Sama Al Sarhan | 5 |
| Al Arabi | 5 |
| Al Buqa'a | 4 |
| Al Yarmouk | 4 |
| Saham | 4 |
| Ittihad Al Ramtha | 4 |
| Al Husn | 4 |
| Al Khaledeya | 4 |
| Al Taibah | 4 |
| Al Wehda | 4 |
| El Alia | 4 |
| Hartha | 4 |
| Sama | 4 |
| Shabab Hwarah | 4 |
| Um Al Qotain | 4 |
| Blama | 3 |
| Ghor Al-Safi | 3 |
| Rabaa Serhan | 3 |
| Amman | 3 |
| That Ras | 2 |
| Mansheyat | 2 |
| Shabab El Hussein | 2 |
| Der Abi Saeed | 2 |
| Doqarah | 2 |
| Ader | 1 |
| Al Badeya | 1 |
Cup top scorer teams
Cup About
Cup is a Jordanian football cup competition, recorded across five seasons between 2020 and 2025. Its concise title makes the Jordan association and documented season range important identifiers for supporters, researchers and anyone comparing competitions from the same period.
Identity and role
As a cup competition, Cup belongs to the knockout-oriented side of football rather than the regular round-robin league system. Its purpose is to provide a distinct competitive route alongside league football, giving participating clubs the opportunity to pursue a separate domestic honour. The available record confirms the competition type and its association with Jordan, but does not establish a verified organizer, tier position, eligibility pathway or prize structure.
History and recorded coverage
The earliest recorded season is 2020, while the latest recorded season is 2025. Five seasons are recorded within that span. These entries establish the competition’s modern documented footprint, but they do not by themselves confirm that it was staged every year, nor do they provide a verified formation date or first-event date. No unsupported claims about its origins or historical development should therefore be attached to the competition.
Format and progression
Detailed information about the draw, number of entrants, preliminary rounds, group matches, two-legged ties, extra time, penalties and final is not confirmed in the available material. Cup should consequently not be described as a single-elimination tournament, a group-and-knockout competition or a two-legged contest without an authoritative edition-specific record. The same caution applies to seeding, qualification rules and tie-break procedures.
Calendar and sporting significance
The confirmed season range shows that Cup has a place in Jordan-related football records during the 2020–2025 period. However, the evidence does not establish a fixed annual calendar, a regular start or end month, promotion or relegation consequences, continental qualification or a specific champion’s title. Those details may vary by edition and require confirmation from the relevant competition regulations or official records.
Cup is therefore best understood as a Jordan-associated football cup with five recorded seasons from 2020 through 2025. Its identity is clear, while its organizer, detailed structure, historical origin and sporting rewards remain matters requiring further verified documentation.