Super Cup (Oman) 2025/26

The Oman Super Cup serves as the opening fixture for the national football season, bringing together the top contenders from the previous campaign. It is a single-match contest organized by the **Oman Football Association (OFA)**, setting the stage for the domestic calendar. The participants are determined by success in the country’s two main competitions: the Oman Professional League champion and the winner of the Sultan Qaboos Cup.

This format ensures that the best two sides from the prior year meet early on. When a team completes the domestic double, the rules dictate the opponent. In some instances, the league runner-up fills the spot, while in others, the cup finalist steps in. The competition has not run continuously since its inception. Several years saw no edition held, including a gap during the global pandemic and periods where the league structure changed.

The tournament has produced several standout performers over its history. Al-Oruba and Dhofar share the record for the most victories, each securing the trophy four times. Their successes span different eras, with Al-Oruba claiming early titles and Dhofar adding wins in recent years. Al-Seeb has also established itself as a strong contender with three triumphs, while Al-Nahda has lifted the cup twice.

A notable shift occurred in the most recent edition. Al-Shabab FC claimed their first title in 2025, becoming the newest member of the winners' circle. This victory marked the 19th edition of the tournament. Matches are straightforward affairs played in one leg. If the score remains level after ninety minutes, the outcome is decided by a penalty shootout. The competition remains a prestigious honor for Omani clubs, celebrating their achievements before the main season begins.