Moroccan Super Cup

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Moroccan Super Cup
Founded1959
Abolished1975
RegionMorocco
Number of teams2
Last championsSCC Mohammédia
(1 title)
Most successful club(s)AS FAR
(4 titles)

The Moroccan Super Cup was a one-match football tournament that was held at the end of each season between the Moroccan League champion and the Moroccan Throne Cup champion.

History[edit]

This cup was initially called the Federal Cup and then later bore the name of the Youth Cup, and it was supervised by the Royal Moroccan Football Federation.[1] The first edition of this cup was played in the 1958-1959 season, and it was played for four consecutive seasons, then it stopped 10 years for unknown reasons, to return again in the 1975-1974 season, and this season’s match was delayed to March of the year 1976 to be held in the city of Laayoune on the occasion of the Green March, which noticed SCC Mohammédia winning the last edition of this cup.[2][3]

Results of the finals[edit]

Year Botola Champions Result Moroccan Throne Cup Winners Venue
1959 Étoile de Casablanca 0–2 AS FAR Casablanca
1960 Mouloudia Oujda 2–0 KAC Kénitra Kénitra
1961 AS FAR 1–0 KAC Kénitra Rabat
1962 AS FAR 5–3 Mouloudia Oujda Kénitra
1963 AS FAR 4–1 Kawkab Marrakech Rabat
1964–1974 Not play
1975 Mouloudia Oujda 0–1 SCC Mohammédia Laayoune

Performance by club[edit]

Club Winners Runners-up Winning years
AS FAR 4 – 1959, 1961, 1962, 1963
Mouloudia Oujda 1 2 1960
SCC Mohammédia 1 – 1975
KAC Kénitra – 2
Étoile de Casablanca – 1
Kawkab Marrakech – 1

References[edit]

  1. ^ "منتديات كووورة".
  2. ^ "جريدة العمق المغربي". 29 May 2023.
  3. ^ "كأس السوبر المغربي Archives".

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