Super Cup live scores, fixtures and results

Super Cup

Super Cup is a cup competition in Angola, with recorded coverage for the 2025 season. On this page, visitors can follow live scores, fixtures and results, while checking standings as well as player and team statistics. It provides a practical reference for tracking competition data, reviewing match outcomes and comparing team and player information within the available coverage.

Latest played matches, Super Cup

Final

  • Final
    Petro de Luanda Petro de Luanda
    Wiliete Wiliete

Super Cup Standings

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Super Cup Statistics

Top scorers 2026

# Player Goals

Top assists 2026

# Player Assists

Top key passes

Top tackles

Top yellow cards

Top red cards

Super Cup teams participation since 2025

History

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Team Nb participations
Petro de Luanda 1
Kabuscorp 1

Super Cup top scorer teams

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Super Cup About

Super Cup is a cup competition associated with Angola. Its recorded coverage currently consists of the 2025 season, making it part of the country’s documented football calendar for that edition.

Competition identity

The competition is distinct from the Girabola, Angola’s top-flight national league. The Girabola determines its champion through league competition, whereas the Super Cup is recorded separately as a cup event. The available record does not confirm the Super Cup’s formation year, first event, governing organiser, qualifying route, participating clubs or match format, so those details should not be assumed from the competition’s title alone.

Recorded season

The 2025 edition is the only season currently recorded, and there is no verified evidence here that it was the competition’s inaugural staging or that its format has remained unchanged. As further editions are documented, the competition’s history, participating teams, results and progression can be assessed over a broader period.

For now, the most reliable description is concise: the Super Cup is an Angolan cup competition with one recorded season, 2025. Details such as whether entry is determined by league and cup success, whether the fixture is played over one match or several rounds, and whether extra time or penalties apply require edition-specific confirmation. This cautious approach keeps the competition’s identity separate from the verified rules and calendar of Angola’s other football competitions, including the Girabola.

The Super Cup’s sporting purpose and place within Angola’s wider football structure will become clearer as official information and additional season records are established. Until then, the 2025 edition provides the current reference point for its documented competitive history.