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Super Cup
Full name TFF Super Cup
Mortgage TFF
Initial application 1966
(If Presidential Cup )
(Interruption 1999 to 2005)
Teams 2
Game mode Supercup (final)
Title Trabzonspor
Record winner Galatasaray Istanbul (16)
Record player Turkey RIZA ÇALIMBAY
Turkey Şenol Güneş (8 games each)
Record gunner Turkey Hakan Şükür (5)
Current season 2022
Website TFF.org
Qualifying competition Süper Lig (as a master),
Türkiye Kupası (as a cup winner or finalist)

The TFF Super Cup (German: Tff superpokal ) is an annual Supercup competition of the Turkish Football Association. In this Supercup competition, the Turkish champion plays against the Turkish cup winner. If the master is also a cup winner, the cup finalist moves in. The record winner with 16 titles is Galatasaray Istanbul.

Presidential Cup (1966 BIS 1998) [ Edit | Edit the source text ]

The competition was under the name for the first time in 1966 Presidential Cup (Deutsch: Präsidenten-Pocal) held. As a Turkish champion Beşiktaş Istanbul and Galatasaray Istanbul, it faced themselves as Turkish cup winners. Galatasaray won the game 2-0. In 1968, Fenerbahçe Istanbul won the trophy without playing a game. The team was champion and also a cup winner, so the game was not set. The same scenario was in 1973, but this time the Başbakanlık Kupası winner Galatasaray Istanbul was set an opponent for Fenerbahçe Istanbul. From 1983, the runner-up was allowed to participate instead of the Başbakanlık Kupası winner of the runner-up.

Göztepe Izmir won the title in 1970 as the first team outside of Istanbul. In addition to Göztepe Izmir, Eskişehirspor, MKE Ankaragücü and Trabzonspor succeed. In 1977 Trabzonspor won the trophy as the first team after penalty shootout. Four years later, the Supercup competition was in DEUTSCH: STAATSOBERHERHEPT-POKAL) renamed because on September 12, 1980 a military coup under the direction of the chief of staff Kenan Evren was carried out and no cumhurbaşkanı ruled from 1981 to 1982. From 1983 the expression was Presidential Cup used again. The last game under this name was played in 1998.

From 1966 to 1998 the games took place in the 19 Mayıs Stadı in Ankara.

Süper Kupa (since 2006) [ Edit | Edit the source text ]

After an eight -year break, the 2006 Supercup was under the name Super Cup reintroduced. From 2006 to 2008 the games were played in Frankfurt am Main, Cologne and Duisburg. The term in Germany justified the general secretary of the Turkish Football Association Lütfi Arıboğan in 2006 with the fact that one wanted to offer the many supporters of Turkish football in Germany the opportunity to experience the two best teams of the past season in a real competition. [first] Since 2009, the competition has only been taking place in Turkey. Due to the suspicion of manipulation, the Supercup final was postponed to a later date for the 2011 Supercup final, for 27 October 2011 and not yet held.

From 2016 to 2017 the final was under the name Turkcell Super Cup changed. [2]

2006: The team of Beşiktaş after the final whistle.
2008: Galatasaray and KaySerispor shortly before the kick -off.
2010: Ceremony before the game between Bursaspor and Trabzonspor.
2012: During the game between Fenerbahçe and Galatasaray.
2013: ceremony before the game.
2018: ceremony before the game between AkhiSarspor and Galatasaray.
Year Venue master Result Cup winner / runner -up
Presidential Cup
1966 19 May Stadium, Ankara Beşiktaş Istanbul 0: 2 Galatasaray Istanbul
1967 19 May Stadium, Ankara Beşiktaş Istanbul 1: 0 N. V. Altay Izmir
1968 Fenerbahçe Istanbul was a master and cup winner, for this reason no game was set. Fenerbahçe was automatically named the winner.
1969 19 May Stadium, Ankara Galatasaray Istanbul 2: 0 Göztepe Izmir
1970 19 May Stadium, Ankara Fenerbahce Istanbul 1: 3 Göztepe Izmir
1971 19 May Stadium, Ankara Galatasaray Istanbul 2: 3 Eskişehirspor
1972 19 May Stadium, Ankara Galatasaray Istanbul 3: 0 MKE Ankaragücü
1973 19 May Stadium, Ankara Galatasaray Istanbul 1: 2 Fenerbahce Istanbul 3
1974 19 May Stadium, Ankara Fenerbahce Istanbul 0: 3 Beşiktaş Istanbul 3
1975 19 May Stadium, Ankara Fenerbahce Istanbul 2: 0 Beşiktaş Istanbul
1976 19 May Stadium, Ankara Trabzonspor 2: 1 Galatasaray Istanbul
1977 19 May Stadium, Ankara Trabzonspor 1: 1 n. V.
3: 1 I. E. 		Beşiktaş Istanbul 3
1978 19 May Stadium, Ankara Fenerbahce Istanbul 0: 1 Trabzonspor
1979 19 May Stadium, Ankara Trabzonspor 2: 1 n. V. Fenerbahce Istanbul
1980 19 May Stadium, Ankara Trabzonspor 3: 0 Altay Izmir
Presidential Cup
Year Venue master Result Cup winner / runner -up
1981 19 May Stadium, Ankara Trabzonspor 0: 1 MKE Ankaragücü
1982 19 May Stadium, Ankara Beşiktaş Istanbul 0: 2 Galatasaray Istanbul
Presidential Cup
Year Venue master Result Cup winner / runner -up
1983 19 May Stadium, Ankara Fenerbahce Istanbul 0: 2 Trabzonspor 2
1984 19 May Stadium, Ankara Trabzonspor 0: 1 Fenerbahce Istanbul 2
1985 19 May Stadium, Ankara Fenerbahce Istanbul 1: 1 n. V.
4: 2 I. E. 		Galatasaray Istanbul
1986 19 May Stadium, Ankara Beşiktaş Istanbul 2: 1 n. V. Bursaspor
1987 19 May Stadium, Ankara Galatasaray Istanbul 3: 2 n. V. Genclerbirligi Ankara
1988 19 May Stadium, Ankara Galatasaray Istanbul 2: 0 Sakaryaspor
1989 19 May Stadium, Ankara Fenerbahce Istanbul 0: 1 Beşiktaş Istanbul
1990 19 May Stadium, Ankara Beşiktaş Istanbul 2: 3 Fenerbahce Istanbul 2
1991 19 May Stadium, Ankara Beşiktaş Istanbul 0: 1 Galatasaray Istanbul 2
1992 19 May Stadium, Ankara Beşiktaş Istanbul 2: 1 Trabzonspor
1993 19 May Stadium, Ankara Galatasaray Istanbul 2: 0 Beşiktaş Istanbul 2
1994 19 May Stadium, Ankara Galatasaray Istanbul 1: 3 Beşiktaş Istanbul
1995 19 May Stadium, Ankara Beşiktaş Istanbul 0: 2 Trabzonspor
1996 19 May Stadium, Ankara Fenerbahce Istanbul 0: 3 Galatasaray Istanbul
1997 19 May Stadium, Ankara Galatasaray Istanbul 2: 1 n. V. Kocaelispor
1998 19 May Stadium, Ankara Galatasaray Istanbul 1: 2 n. V. Beşiktaş Istanbul
not held from 1999 to 2005
TFF Super Cup
Year Venue master Result Cup winner / cup finalist
2006 Commerzbank-Arena, Frankfurt am Main Galatasaray Istanbul 0: 1 Beşiktaş Istanbul
2007 RheinEnergiestadion, Cologne Fenerbahce Istanbul 2: 1 Beşiktaş Istanbul
2008 MSV-Arena, Duisburg Galatasaray Istanbul 2: 1 Kayserispor
2009 Atatürk-Oykümphanadon, Istanbul Beşiktaş Istanbul 0: 2 Fenerbahce Istanbul first
2010 Atatürk-Oykümphanadon, Istanbul Bursaspor 0: 3 Trabzonspor
2011 The game between Fenerbahce Istanbul and Beşiktaş Istanbul was postponed indefinitely.
2012 Kazım Karabekir Stadium, Erzurum Galatasaray Istanbul 3: 2 Fenerbahce Istanbul
two thousand and thirteen Kayseri Kadir Has Stadium, Kayseri Galatasaray Istanbul 1: 0 N. V. Fenerbahce Istanbul
2014 19 May Stadium, Manisa Fenerbahce Istanbul 0: 0 N. V.
3: 2 I. E. 		Galatasaray Istanbul
2015 Ottoman Stadium, Ankara Galatasaray Istanbul 1: 0 Bursaspor first
Turkcell Super Cup
Year Venue master Result Cup winner / cup finalist
2016 Metropolitan Stadium, Konya Beşiktaş Istanbul 1: 1 n. V.
0: 3 I. E. 		Galatasaray Istanbul
2017 Samsun 19 May Stadium, Tekkeköy Beşiktaş Istanbul 1: 2 Konyaspor
TFF Super Cup
Year Venue master Result Cup winner / cup finalist
2018 Metropolitan Stadium, Konya Galatasaray Istanbul 1: 1 n. V.
4: 5 I. E. 		Akhisarspor
2019 Eryaman Stadium, Ankara Galatasaray Istanbul 1: 0 Akhisarspor first
2020 Atatürk-Oykümphanadon, Istanbul Istanbul Başakşehir FK 1: 2 Trabzonspor
Turkcell Super Cup
Year Venue master Result Cup winner / cup finalist
2021 Ahmed Bin Ali Stadium, Ar-Rayyan (KATAR) Beşiktaş Istanbul 1: 1 n. V.
4: 2 I. E. 		Antalyaspor first
2022 Atatürk-Oykümphanadon, Istanbul Trabzonspor 4: 0 Sivasspor
3 Prime Ministry Cup-Sieger

Ranking of the winners [ Edit | Edit the source text ]

Roast Association Siege Low-
the law 		winner Inferior
first Galatasaray Istanbul 16 9 1966, 1969, 1972, 1982, 1987, 1988, 1991, 1993, 1996, 1997, 2008, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2015, 2019 1971, 1973, 1976, 1985, 1994, 1998, 2006, 2014, 2018
2 Trabzonspor ten 3 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1983, 1995, 2010, 2020, 2022 1981, 1984, 1992
3 Beşiktaş Istanbul 9 twelfth 1967, 1974, 1986, 1989, 1992, 1994, 1998, 2006, 2021 1966, 1975, 1977, 1982, 1990, 1991, 1993, 1995, 2007, 2009, 2016, 2017
Fenerbahce Istanbul 9 9 1968, 1973, 1975, 1984, 1985, 1990, 2007, 2009, 2014 1970, 1974, 1978, 1979, 1983, 1989, 1996, 2012, 2013
5 Göztepe Izmir first first 1970 1969
MKE Ankaragücü first first 1981 1972
Akhisarspor first first 2018 2019
Eskişehirspor first 1971
Konyaspor first 2017
6 Bursaspor 3 1986, 2010, 2015
7 Altay Izmir 2 1967, 1980
Genclerbirligi Ankara first 1987
Sakaryaspor first 1988
Kocaelispor first 1997
Kayserispor first 2008
Istanbul Başakşehir FK first 2020
Antalyaspor first 2021
Sivasspor first 2022
  1. ↑ Turkish Supercup in Frankfurt ( Memento from October 1, 2007 in the web archive Archive.today ) Accessed on September 24, 2015.
  2. ↑ Turkcell was the Sports Toto Super League official communication sponsor. In: Turkish Football Federation – Official Web Site. TFF – Türkiye Football Federation, 16. Oktober 2015, accessed on May 26, 2016 (Türkisch): „… TFF Super Cup matches will be played under the name of Turkcell Super Cup as of next year …“