
Super Cup
Standings
Rules
P - Matches played
W - Wins
D - Draws
L - Losses
DIFF - Difference
GLS - Goals
Pts - Points
Games
About Super Cup
Super Cup is part of the football league system in Japan.
Japanese Super Cup analytics and predictions
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FAQ
Annual one-match competition between J1 League champions and Emperor's Cup winners, organized by J.League and Japan Football Association.
Reestablished in 1994, though it has roots dating back earlier.
Verdy Kawasaki won the first Super Cup after its 1994 reestablishment.
Organized by J.League and Japan Football Association; sponsored by Fujifilm.
Single match between J1 League champions and Emperor's Cup winners; 90 minutes, penalties if tied, no extra time.
Each participating team plays one game in this single-match competition.
At least 10 teams, with Kashima Antlers holding the most titles.
No higher competition; it is the season-opening super cup match.
J1 League and Emperor's Cup qualify teams to it.
No, it is a one-off cup match with no relegation.