Romanian soccer supercup

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The Romanian Football Supercup ( Romanian Supercupa României ) is a football competition between the champions of the first division and the winners of the cup, organized by the Romanian Football Association (FRF) since 1994 . The game takes place before the start of the new season. If a team achieves the double of championship and cup victory, the Supercup does not take place. The main venue was the Lia Manoliu Stadium in Bucharest , which was demolished in 2008 . The new Bucharest national stadium, Arena Națională, has been the venue for the Supercup game since 2012 .

The current title holder (2019) is FC Viitorul Constanța . With six wins, Steaua Bucharest / FCSB Bucharest is the record winner of the trophy, followed by Rapid Bucharest with four successes.

The finals at a glance

year venue master Result Cup winners
1993/94 Lia Manoliu Stadium , Bucharest Steaua Bucharest 1: 0 a.d. Gloria Bistrița
1994/95 Director's Stadium , Bucharest Steaua Bucharest 2-0 Petrolul Ploiesti
1995/96 Steaua Bucharest won the double
1996/97 Steaua Bucharest won the double
1997/98 Lia Manoliu Stadium , Bucharest Steaua Bucharest 4-0 Rapid Bucharest
1998/99 Lia Manoliu Stadium , Bucharest Rapid Bucharest 5-0 Steaua Bucharest
1999/00 Dinamo Bucharest won the double
2000/01 Lia Manoliu Stadium , Bucharest Steaua Bucharest 2: 1 Dinamo Bucharest
2001/02 Lia Manoliu Stadium , Bucharest Dinamo Bucharest 1: 2 Rapid Bucharest
2002/03 Lia Manoliu Stadium , Bucharest Rapid Bucharest 1: 0 GG Dinamo Bucharest
2003/04 Dinamo Bucharest won the double
2004/05 Stadionul Cotroceni, Bucharest Steaua Bucharest 2: 3 Dinamo Bucharest
2005/06 Lia Manoliu Stadium , Bucharest Steaua Bucharest 1-0 Rapid Bucharest
2006/07 Lia Manoliu Stadium , Bucharest Dinamo Bucharest 5: 6 i. E. Rapid Bucharest
2007/08 CFR Cluj won the double
2008/09 Stadionul Giuleşti - Valentin Stănescu , Bucharest Unirea Urziceni 2: 3 i. E. CFR Cluj
2009/10 Dr. Constantin Rădulescu Stadium , Cluj Napoca CFR Cluj 2: 0 i. E. Unirea Urziceni
2010/11 Ceahlăul Stadium , Piatra Neamț Oțelul Galați 1-0 Steaua Bucharest
2011/12 Arena Națională , Bucharest CFR Cluj 4: 6 i. E. Dinamo Bucharest
2012/13 Arena Națională , Bucharest Steaua Bucharest 3-0 Petrolul Ploiesti
2013/14 Arena Națională , Bucharest Steaua Bucharest 4: 6 i. E. Astra Giurgiu
2014/15 Stadionul Farul, Constanța Steaua Bucharest 0: 1 ASA Târgu Mureș
2015/16 Cluj Arena , Cluj-Napoca Astra Giurgiu 1-0 CFR Cluj
2016/17 Stadionul Municipal, Botoșani FC Viitorul Constanța 0: 1 FC Voluntari
2017/18 Stadionul Ion Oblemenco , Craiova CFR Cluj 1-0 CS Universitatea Craiova
2018/19 Ilie Oană Stadium , Ploieşti CFR Cluj 0: 1 FC Viitorul Constanța

Ranking list of winners

society title Year (s)
Steaua bucurest.svg FCSB Bucharest 6th 1994, 1995, 1998, 2001, 2006, 2013
Rapid Bucharest 4th 1999, 2002, 2003, 2007
CFR Cluj.svg CFR Cluj 3 2009, 2010, 2018
Dinamo Bucharest 2 2005, 2012
Astra Ploieşti.svg Astra Giurgiu 2 2014, 2016
FC Otelul Galati.svg Oțelul Galați 1 2011
FCM Târgu Mureș.png ASA Târgu Mureș 1 2015
Coats of arms of None.svg FC Voluntari 1 2017
FC Viitorul 2017 badge.svg FC Viitorul Constanța 1 2019

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