The Super Cup is a cup competition in Belgium with season coverage spanning 2015 to 2024. Visitors can follow live scores, fixtures and results while reviewing standings and player and team statistics across the competition’s seasons, with key information organised in one place for clear season-by-season reference and useful historical review over time.
Super Cup Standings
Super 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
Super Cup teams participation since 2015
History
| Team | Nb participations |
|---|---|
| Club Brugge KV | 7 |
| KV Mechelen | 2 |
| Gent | 2 |
| Standard Liege | 2 |
| Genk | 2 |
| Union St. Gilloise | 2 |
| Anderlecht | 1 |
| Zulte Waregem | 1 |
| Antwerp | 1 |
Super Cup top scorer teams
Super Cup About
Super Cup is a Belgian football cup competition, forming part of the country’s domestic football landscape. It is distinct from a league championship: its identity is defined by a cup-based contest rather than a season-long standings race, with the competition providing a separate route to national honours.
Role in Belgian football
The Super Cup represents a high-profile domestic prize within Belgian football. Cup competitions add a different competitive dimension to the national game, placing emphasis on decisive fixtures and the importance of progression. While league campaigns reward consistency across many matchdays, a cup competition is shaped by individual ties, pressure moments and the possibility that one result can determine a team’s season in the tournament.
The competition also contributes to the wider structure of Belgian football by giving clubs an additional national objective alongside their league commitments. Its appeal comes from that concentrated sporting focus: each participating side competes for a recognised trophy and the prestige associated with success in a national cup event.
Competition identity and coverage
The competition is recorded under the name Super Cup and is classified as a cup in Belgium. Xtra-Stats coverage spans the 2015 through 2024 seasons, representing 10 recorded seasons. This period provides a substantial basis for reviewing the competition’s results, participating teams and seasonal progression across the available record.
Season-by-season analysis can help place individual matches in context, showing how the competition has developed within the modern Belgian football calendar. It also allows readers to compare performances across editions while keeping each result tied to its relevant season.
Format and match rules
The supplied competition record identifies the Super Cup as a Belgian cup competition but does not establish a complete, season-specific account of its draw procedure, qualification route, match scheduling, tie-break rules or any changes to those regulations. Those details should therefore be read from the regulations for the relevant edition rather than assumed from the competition’s name or type.
This distinction matters because cup rules can vary between competitions and may change over time. Extra time, penalty shoot-outs, eligibility requirements and progression rules are not treated as universal features here without a verified rule for the applicable season. The same principle applies to the route by which clubs gain entry: the competition’s Belgian setting and cup classification alone do not establish a definitive qualification mechanism.
Sporting importance
Winning the Super Cup carries the value of a national cup honour and adds a distinct achievement to a club’s season. For supporters, the competition offers a focused contest for silverware; for clubs, it provides another opportunity to establish a place in Belgian football history. Its matches can also serve as useful reference points when assessing a team’s performance across different competitions and seasons.
The most reliable way to understand any particular edition is to consider its confirmed participants, match results and applicable regulations together. Across the recorded 2015–2024 coverage, the Super Cup remains a clearly identified Belgian cup competition with a distinct place alongside the country’s league and other domestic tournaments.