The Hun Sen Cup is a cup competition in Cambodia. This page brings together fixtures, live scores and results, with standings and player and team statistics for a broader view of the competition. Use it to check upcoming matches, review completed games and explore the available data associated with the Hun Sen Cup.
Latest played matches, Hun Sen Cup
Final
Semi-finals
Quarter-finals
Hun Sen Cup Standings
Hun Sen Cup Statistics
Top scorers 2025
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Top assists 2025
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Top key passes
Top tackles
Top yellow cards
Top red cards
Hun Sen Cup teams participation since 2024
History
| Team | Nb participations |
|---|---|
| Angkor Tiger | 1 |
| Boeung Ket | 1 |
| Kirivong Sok Sen Chey | 1 |
| Kompong Cham | 1 |
| National Defense | 1 |
| National Police | 1 |
| Phnom Penh Crown | 1 |
| Svay Rieng | 1 |
| Visakha | 1 |
| NagaWorld | 1 |
| Dangkor Senchey | 1 |
| Life Sihanoukville | 1 |
| Chheu Tom Pursat | 1 |
| Kep | 1 |
| Lion King | 1 |
| Thbong Khmum | 1 |
Hun Sen Cup top scorer teams
Hun Sen Cup About
Hun Sen Cup is a Cambodian football cup competition, providing a knockout route alongside the country’s league football. The currently documented competition record covers the 2024 edition, making it a recent point of reference for following Cambodian domestic cup football.
Role in Cambodian football
As a cup competition, the Hun Sen Cup differs from the Cambodian Premier League’s regular league format. League football rewards consistency across a season of scheduled matches, whereas a cup tie places greater emphasis on progression from one decisive round to the next. That structure gives participating clubs the opportunity to pursue a separate national honour and creates the possibility of high-stakes matches between teams from different levels of the domestic game.
The cup also forms part of Cambodia’s wider football ecosystem. The Cambodian Premier League is the country’s top professional league, while associated cup competitions provide another competitive pathway for clubs and players. Together, league and cup football contribute to the development of Cambodian talent, the visibility of domestic clubs and the broader growth of the sport.
How decisive matches are settled
Hun Sen Cup ties that remain level after normal time are decided through extra time. If the score is still tied after the additional period, a penalty shootout determines which team advances. This rule gives the competition a clear sporting resolution and ensures that a drawn cup match does not require a replay.
The use of extra time and penalties is particularly important in a knockout setting. A league match can finish level, with each team receiving a point under standard scoring rules. In a cup tie, however, one club must progress and the other must exit, so the match requires a final winner on the day.
Competition context and season coverage
The available record lists one Hun Sen Cup season, 2024. That limited recorded coverage should be kept in mind when comparing editions, assessing trends or interpreting historical statistics: information from the 2024 competition should not automatically be presented as a permanent description of every future format or regulation.
The competition remains relevant because cup football measures different qualities from a long league campaign. Squad depth, tactical flexibility and performance under pressure can become decisive when matches are settled by extra time or penalties. For supporters, the Hun Sen Cup adds a separate line of competition to Cambodia’s domestic calendar; for clubs, it offers the chance to pursue cup success while competing within the wider national football structure.
Why the Hun Sen Cup matters
The Hun Sen Cup gives Cambodian football a distinct knockout competition with its own sporting narrative. Its importance lies not only in the result of an individual tie but also in the opportunity it creates for clubs to test themselves in elimination football, build memorable cup runs and compete for a national honour beyond the league standings. The 2024 edition is the currently documented reference point for this competition on Xtra-Stats.