The FA Cup is a cup competition in Oman covered on Xtra-Stats. Visitors can use this page to follow live scores, fixtures and results, alongside standings and player and team statistics. Whether checking a scheduled fixture, a completed result or individual and team figures, the page keeps the competition’s key information together.
Upcoming matches, FA Cup
Group Stage - 3
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- Group Stage - 3
Sur
Smail
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- Group Stage - 3Dhofar
Fanja
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- Group Stage - 3
Al Seeb
Ibri
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- Group Stage - 3Al-Nahda
Saham
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- Group Stage - 3
Al Nasr
Bahla
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- Group Stage - 3
Al Musannah
Al-Shabab
Group Stage - 4
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- Group Stage - 4Oman Club
Sur
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- Group Stage - 4Sohar
Al Seeb
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- Group Stage - 4
Smail
Dhofar
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- Group Stage - 4
Fanja
Al Nasr
FA Cup Standings
FA Cup Statistics
Top scorers 2026
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FA Cup About
FA Cup is recorded as an Omani football cup competition, with the available competition record covering the 2025 season only. No verified expanded title, formation date, inaugural event, gender category, organiser or competition regulations are available here, so its precise place within Omani domestic football should not be inferred from the name alone.
Competition identity
The FA Cup belongs to the knockout side of football by classification, distinguishing it from a league championship decided through a season-long table. However, the supplied material does not confirm whether this competition uses single-match ties, two-legged rounds, a group stage, extra time, penalty shoot-outs or another progression system. It also does not establish the number of entrants, the qualifying route, the draw procedure, the rounds played or the trophy’s status within the Omani football calendar.
That missing detail matters because domestic cup competitions can differ considerably in structure. Some admit clubs from several levels of the national pyramid, while others are restricted to top-flight teams or use preliminary rounds before the main draw. Without regulations or verified edition information for the FA Cup, it would be inaccurate to describe any one of those arrangements as definitive.
Governance and historical context
The supplied background identifies the Oman Football Association as the country’s national football authority and provides extensive information about the Oman Professional League. It does not, however, confirm that the Oman Football Association directly administers this particular FA Cup, nor does it provide a verified history of the competition. Consequently, no establishment year, former title, record winner, final venue or notable tradition can be responsibly attached to the FA Cup here.
The Oman Professional League should also be kept separate from this competition. It is described as Oman’s premier professional division: a 14-team double round-robin league in which each club plays 26 matches, with three points for a win, one for a draw and zero for a defeat. Its champion is determined by the final standings, while the bottom two teams are relegated to the Oman First Division. Those league rules do not establish the format or regulations of the FA Cup.
What can be confirmed
For the 2025 season, the FA Cup is therefore best understood as an Omani cup competition whose existence and classification are recorded, but whose detailed sporting framework requires further verified competition-specific information. The most useful additions would be the official regulations, the participating clubs, the draw and round structure, the tie-resolution rules, the final result and the competition’s relationship with other national cups.
Until those details are confirmed, the safest description is concise: the FA Cup is an Oman-based football cup with a 2025 season entry in the available record. Readers should not treat information about the Oman Professional League, including its 1976 establishment, professional transition in 2013 or league-table format, as history or regulation for the FA Cup.