Arab Super Cup

The Arab Super Cup ( English Arab Super Cup ) was a football competition for club teams in the Arab world , which was organized by the Union of Arab Football Associations (UAFA) and played eight times from 1992 to 2001. According to the current sources, the first event in 1992 was an unofficial event. The finalists of the Arab Club Champions Cup and the Arab Cup winners competition of the previous year were eligible to participate . The game was played in a simple league round everyone against everyone in a city. After both competitions were merged into the Prince Faisal bin Fahad Tournament in 2002 and then into the Arab Champions League , it became obsolete.

The finals and winners

year	Venue	winner	Results	2nd place
1992	Casablanca	Wydad Casablanca	League format	Al-Hilal
1993 and 1994 not held
1995	Riad	Al-Shabab	League format	Al-Hilal
1996	Tunis	Espérance Tunis	League format	Al-Riyadh 1
1997	Casablanca	Al Ahly	League format	Olympique Khouribga
1998	Tunis	Al Ahly	League format	Club Africain Tunis
1999	Damascus	MC Oran	League format	Al-Jaish
2000	Amman	Al-Shabab	League format	Al-Faisaly Club
2001	Damascus	Al-Hilal	League format	Al-Nasr

¹ It is not known why Al-Riyadh took part as the club was neither a winner nor a finalist in either of the two qualifying competitions.

Leaderboards

According to clubs rank club title Year (s) 1  Al Ahly 2 1997, 1998  Al-Shabab 2 1995, 2000 3  Wydad Casablanca 1 1992  Al-Hilal 1 2001  Espérance Tunis 1 1996  MC Oran 1 1999

By country rank country title 1  Saudi Arabia 3 2  Egypt 2 3  Algeria 1  Morocco 1  Tunisia 1

By continent rank continent title 1 Africa 5 2 Asia 3

Web links

• Details about the competitions on rsssf.com (English)