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Super Cup is a cup competition in Israel, situated within the country’s organised football system and recorded across six seasons from 2020 through 2025. It forms part of an ecosystem governed nationally by the Israel Football Association (IFA), alongside the professional league structure and the Israel State Cup.

Role in Israeli football

Israeli football is built around a connected pyramid of divisions, with the Israeli Premier League at its summit and Liga Leumit below it. Promotion and relegation provide the principal sporting route between levels, while clubs must also satisfy financial, stadium and infrastructure requirements overseen through the game’s regulatory framework. Within that landscape, a cup competition such as Super Cup offers a separate knockout-style identity from the league programme, where teams accumulate points over a season and compete through regular-season and playoff phases.

The IFA has governed Israeli football since 1928 and is responsible for the wider national football framework, from grassroots activity to the national teams. Israeli clubs also operate within UEFA’s continental structure, giving domestic competitions a connection to European football. Super Cup therefore belongs to a national football environment in which domestic trophies, league performance and access to European competition all contribute to a club’s sporting profile.

Competition identity and scope

Super Cup is classified as a cup rather than a league. Its recorded coverage runs from the 2020 season to the 2025 season, providing a six-season span for historical results and competition records. The name identifies the competition in the available record; no alternative title, formation year or inaugural-event date is established here.

The competition should not be confused with the Israel State Cup. The State Cup is a separate national knockout tournament open to clubs across the football pyramid, with professional sides entering at later stages. Super Cup is recorded independently and should be assessed through its own fixtures, standings and seasonal records rather than through the State Cup’s progression system.

Format, access and match rules

The available competition profile confirms Super Cup’s cup classification but does not establish a verified number of participating teams, an entry route, a draw procedure, a two-leg or single-match structure, or a fixed final venue. Those details should not be inferred from the format of the Israeli league or from the State Cup. Similarly, the competition-specific rules for extra time, penalties, seeding and tie-breaks are not defined in the available record.

For comparison, the Israeli league uses three points for a win, one for a draw and none for a defeat before dividing into championship and relegation phases. Cup matches in the broader Israeli system may use extra time and a penalty shootout when level after 90 minutes, but that procedure should only be applied to Super Cup when confirmed for the relevant edition. This distinction matters because league regulations and cup regulations serve different sporting purposes.

Seasonal context and significance

The wider Israeli football calendar generally follows a European autumn-to-spring cycle, usually beginning around August or September and concluding in the spring. League matches lead into post-season playoff phases, while cup competitions are scheduled around the domestic programme. The exact calendar position of Super Cup, including its opening round or final date, is not specified and may require edition-by-edition confirmation.

Its importance lies in providing a distinct domestic cup platform within Israeli football. Cup competitions can create direct knockout stakes, give clubs a route to a major trophy outside the league table and produce decisive matches in which progression depends on a single tie or a defined series of fixtures. The competition’s recorded seasons from 2020 to 2025 make it a useful reference point for examining Israeli cup football during that period, while its complete historical origins, participation criteria and detailed match regulations remain separate questions from the information established here.