Superliga Fixtures, Results, Standings & Statistics

Superliga

Superliga is a men’s football league in Albania. The competition page brings together live scores, fixtures, results and standings, while also providing player and team statistics across available seasons, giving visitors a clear way to follow match activity and review performance data throughout the seasons shown on the page.

Upcoming matches, Superliga

Regular Season - 5

  • - Regular Season - 5
    Vllaznia Shkodër Vllaznia Shkodër
    Teuta Durrës Teuta Durrës
  • - Regular Season - 5
    Vora Vora
    Skenderbeu Korce Skenderbeu Korce
  • - Regular Season - 5
    Dinamo Tirana Dinamo Tirana
    Laci Laci
  • - Regular Season - 5
    Tirana Tirana
    AF Elbasani AF Elbasani
  • - Regular Season - 5
    Egnatia Rrogozhinë Egnatia Rrogozhinë
    Partizani Partizani

Regular Season - 6

  • - Regular Season - 6
    AF Elbasani AF Elbasani
    Vora Vora
  • - Regular Season - 6
    Laci Laci
    Egnatia Rrogozhinë Egnatia Rrogozhinë
  • - Regular Season - 6
    Partizani Partizani
    Tirana Tirana
    Arena e Demave
  • - Regular Season - 6
    Teuta Durrës Teuta Durrës
    Skenderbeu Korce Skenderbeu Korce
  • - Regular Season - 6
    Vllaznia Shkodër Vllaznia Shkodër
    Dinamo Tirana Dinamo Tirana

Latest played matches, Superliga

Regular Season - 4

  • Regular Season - 4
    AF Elbasani AF Elbasani
    Egnatia Rrogozhinë Egnatia Rrogozhinë
  • Regular Season - 4
    Laci Laci
    Vllaznia Shkodër Vllaznia Shkodër
  • Regular Season - 4
    Teuta Durrës Teuta Durrës
    Vora Vora
  • Regular Season - 4
    Partizani Partizani
    Dinamo Tirana Dinamo Tirana
    Arena e Demave
  • Regular Season - 4
    Skenderbeu Korce Skenderbeu Korce
    Tirana Tirana

Regular Season - 3

  • Regular Season - 3
    Dinamo Tirana Dinamo Tirana
    AF Elbasani AF Elbasani
  • Regular Season - 3
    Tirana Tirana
    Vora Vora
  • Regular Season - 3
    Vllaznia Shkodër Vllaznia Shkodër
    Partizani Partizani
  • Regular Season - 3
    Laci Laci
    Teuta Durrës Teuta Durrës
  • Regular Season - 3
    Egnatia Rrogozhinë Egnatia Rrogozhinë
    Skenderbeu Korce Skenderbeu Korce

Superliga Standings

Kategoria Superiore

Rank Club MP W D L GF GA GD Pts Last 5
1
Teuta Durrës 4 3 1 0 8 2 6 10 WWWD
2
Egnatia Rrogozhinë 4 3 0 1 9 4 5 9 LWWW
3
Dinamo Tirana 4 3 0 1 7 4 3 9 WWWL
4
Laci 4 2 1 1 6 5 1 7 WLWD
5
AF Elbasani 4 1 2 1 5 5 0 5 WLDD
6
Tirana 4 1 1 2 6 7 -1 4 DWLL
7
Partizani 4 1 1 2 6 8 -2 4 LWLD
8
Vora 4 1 0 3 2 9 -7 3 LLLW
9
Skenderbeu Korce 4 0 2 2 4 6 -2 2 DLLD
10
Vllaznia Shkodër 4 0 2 2 5 8 -3 2 LLDD
Promotion - Abissnet Superiore (Championship Group)
Abissnet Superiore (Relegation Group)

Superliga Statistics

Top scorers 2026

# Player Goals

Top assists 2026

# Player Assists

Top key passes

Top tackles

Top yellow cards

Top red cards

Superliga teams participation since 2011

Superliga top scorer teams

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Superliga About

Superliga, officially known as Kategoria Superiore and also widely called the Albanian Superliga, is Albania’s top-level men’s football league. It is the summit of the country’s domestic pyramid, bringing together leading professional clubs to decide the national champion and determine access to European competition.

==Role and governance==

The competition is administered by the Albanian Football Association (FSHF), which sets its regulations, licensing requirements and operating framework in line with wider UEFA and FIFA standards. Its central purpose is sporting: to crown Albania’s league champion through a full season of domestic competition while providing a route for the country’s strongest clubs into UEFA tournaments.

The competition’s recorded origins date to 1910. Across its development, it has become the principal stage for Albanian club football and an important environment for developing players who may progress to the national team or to leagues abroad. The modern league is part of a connected promotion-and-relegation system rather than a closed competition, so its membership can change from season to season.

==Clubs, licensing and access==

Entry is primarily earned through sporting merit. Clubs promoted from the Kategoria e Parë, Albania’s second tier, can reach the Superliga, while the lowest-ranked top-flight teams are relegated at the end of the campaign. This movement between divisions keeps the competition open and gives clubs throughout the national system a realistic pathway to the highest level.

Sporting qualification alone is not sufficient. Participating clubs must satisfy FSHF licensing standards covering areas such as financial stability, stadium and training infrastructure, administration and youth development. The league typically features 10 clubs, although the exact composition is subject to the relevant season’s regulations and the outcome of promotion, relegation and licensing decisions.

==Competition format and progression==

The modern Superliga combines a league phase with a decisive end-of-season playoff. During the regular season, clubs meet each opponent multiple times, with the established structure based on a quadruple round robin: each team plays every other team four times, twice at home and twice away. The resulting table rewards sustained performance across the campaign and determines both the championship picture and the relegation battle.

The leading clubs then progress to the Final Four, a compact playoff designed to add a high-stakes conclusion to the season. Regular-season finishing positions determine the seeding and pairings, with the best-placed teams receiving the most favourable positions in the bracket. The decisive matches are staged at a neutral venue, commonly the Air Albania Stadium in Tirana, rather than using the normal home-and-away league arrangement.

This hybrid structure gives the competition two distinct tests. Clubs must first accumulate points consistently over a long regular season; they must then manage the pressure of a short knockout-style finale. The regular-season table therefore remains essential even when the title is settled in the Final Four, because it shapes the route through the playoff and can provide a competitive advantage in the deciding matches.

==Points, rules and tie-breakers==

The regular-season points system follows the standard football model: three points for a win, one for a draw and none for a defeat. When clubs finish level on points, head-to-head performance is prioritised before goal-based criteria are considered under the competition regulations. Goal difference and goals scored may therefore become relevant, but a club’s results directly against its rival are a central part of the ranking process.

Matches are played under the Laws of the Game. Squad-management provisions generally follow the modern international framework, including five substitutions in three permitted windows, subject to the regulations applying to the particular edition. Final Four matches follow the competition’s playoff provisions rather than the normal league-table method; seeding and regular-season ranking can be decisive when teams finish level, while the applicable regulations determine whether extra time or penalties are used in a given round.

==Season calendar and sporting stakes==

The Superliga normally follows an autumn-to-spring calendar, beginning around August or September and concluding in May. The schedule includes a winter break and adjustments for international windows. Most of the season is devoted to the regular league programme, before the Final Four creates a concentrated conclusion in late spring.

The champion is crowned Albania’s national league champion and earns access to UEFA Champions League qualifying, subject to the qualification system and licensing requirements in force for the relevant season. Other leading clubs, including eligible domestic cup winners, can gain places in UEFA Conference League qualifying. These opportunities bring sporting prestige, international exposure and important revenue, while the prospect of relegation gives the lower end of the table equal urgency.

For recorded statistical coverage, the competition is represented across 14 seasons from 2011 through 2025. That span provides a useful basis for comparing clubs, players, results, tables and title races across the modern era of Albanian top-flight football. Superliga remains the country’s definitive domestic league: a competition that links historical tradition with promotion, regulation, European ambition and the pressure of a final championship test.