Super Cup is a cup competition in San-Marino. This page brings together live scores, fixtures, completed results, standings, and player and team statistics, giving visitors a clear way to follow matches and review competition data across the seasons covered here. Use it to check match information, revisit results, and compare recorded team and player performance.
Super Cup Standings
Super 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
Super Cup teams participation since 2021
History
| Team | Nb participations |
|---|---|
| La Fiorita | 3 |
| Virtus | 3 |
| Tre Fiori | 2 |
| Folgore | 1 |
| Tre Penne | 1 |
Super Cup top scorer teams
Super Cup About
Super Cup is a San Marino cup competition within the country’s domestic football landscape. It is distinct from the Campionato Sammarinese di Calcio, the national league, and from the Coppa Titano, San Marino’s principal domestic cup. The competition’s documented coverage spans the 2021 to 2025 seasons.
Role in San Marino football
San Marino’s club game is governed by the Federazione Sammarinese Giuoco Calcio (FSGC), the federation responsible for the organisation and regulation of football in the republic. The domestic system is concentrated around a single national league, with clubs competing for the national championship and access to UEFA competitions. Cup competitions provide an additional setting for competitive fixtures outside the league programme and contribute to the country’s broader football calendar.
Super Cup belongs to that cup ecosystem. Its name identifies it as a distinct competition rather than a league season, and its recorded seasons show that it forms part of the modern San Marino football record. It should not be confused with the league’s championship play-offs, which are used to determine final domestic standings and European qualification routes.
Competition coverage and context
The available record covers five seasons, from 2021 through 2025. This gives the competition a defined recent statistical footprint, while its place in the wider history of San Marino football must be considered alongside the national league and the Coppa Titano.
The Campionato Sammarinese di Calcio operates as the country’s sole league tier. Its clubs play a regular season before selected teams enter championship play-offs, while the league champion qualifies for the preliminary rounds of the UEFA Champions League. The Coppa Titano and other domestic fixtures form separate parts of the national programme. Super Cup results therefore belong to the cup record and should be assessed independently from league tables, championship play-off standings and the main domestic-cup winners’ records.
Format and match rules
The verified competition record identifies Super Cup as a cup competition but does not establish a complete set of rules for its participants, draw format, match scheduling or progression. Those details can vary between competitions and editions, so they should not be assumed from the general structure of San Marino’s league or from the rules of the Coppa Titano.
Likewise, the available information does not confirm whether a particular edition was played as a single final, a series of rounds or another knockout arrangement. It does not provide a verified standing, qualification route or permanent European allocation for Super Cup winners. The competition’s results and match records should consequently be read through the rules applicable to each documented edition rather than through a generic cup template.
San Marino’s football setting
San Marino has a distinctive football structure. Its 15 clubs compete within a single national league tier, with matches staged at certified municipal grounds rather than club-owned stadiums. The league season generally runs from late August to May, and the player base is largely amateur or part-time, combining Sammarinese players with Italian expatriates.
This setting gives domestic cup competitions particular importance. They provide clubs with additional competitive occasions in a compact football system and help preserve a broader national calendar beyond the long league programme. Super Cup is part of that setting, with its 2021–2025 coverage offering a focused record of a San Marino cup competition across five recorded seasons.
How to use the competition record
For historical comparison, Super Cup should be kept separate from league champions, championship play-off winners and Coppa Titano winners. A result in one of those competitions does not automatically represent success in another. The most reliable interpretation of each Super Cup entry comes from the edition, fixture and result attached to it, together with any edition-specific regulations.
The competition offers a concise view of San Marino’s domestic football activity, while the surrounding FSGC structure explains its place within the national game. As further editions are recorded, its results can be compared across seasons without conflating cup performances with the separate achievements used to determine the Sammarinese league title or UEFA qualification.