Kazakhstan Super Cup
Current2026 Kazakhstan Super Cup
OrganiserFootball Federation of Kazakhstan
Founded2008
Number of teams2 (until 2020, 2022–present)
4 (2021)
RegionKazakhstan
Current championsTobol (4 titles)
Most successful clubAstana (6 titles)

The Kazakhstan Super Cup (Kazakh: Қазақстан Суперкубогы, Qazaqstan Superkubogy) is a one-match football annual competition. The two participating clubs are the Kazakhstan Premier League champion and the Kazakhstan Cup winner. If these two competitions are won by the same team, then the other participant will be the runner-up of Kazakhstan Premier League.

The inaugural edition of the trophy was in 2008.[1]

Finals by year

Two-team format

SeasonWinnerScoreRunner-upVenueAttendance
2 March 2008Aktobe
Winner of the 2007 Kazakhstan Premier League		2 – 0Tobol
Winner of the 2007 Kazakhstan Cup		Central Stadium, Almaty12,000
2009Awarded automatically to Aktobe after they won the League and Cup Double
14 March 2010Aktobe
Winner of the 2009 Kazakhstan Premier League		2 – 0Atyrau
Winner of the 2009 Kazakhstan Cup		Astana Arena, Astana8,000
2 March 2011Astana
Winner of the 2010 Kazakhstan Cup		2 – 1Tobol
Winner of the 2010 Kazakhstan Premier League		Astana Arena, Astana4,100
6 March 2012Ordabasy
Winner of the 2011 Kazakhstan Cup		1 – 0Shakhter Karagandy
Winner of the 2011 Kazakhstan Premier League		Astana Arena, Astana12,000
3 March 2013Shakhter Karagandy
Winner of the 2012 Kazakhstan Premier League		3 – 2Astana
Winner of the 2012 Kazakhstan Cup		Astana Arena, Astana11,200
9 March 2014Aktobe
Winner of the 2013 Kazakhstan Premier League		1 – 0Shakhter Karagandy
Winner of the 2013 Kazakhstan Cup		Astana Arena, Astana14,000
1 March 2015Astana
Winner of the 2014 Kazakhstan Premier League		0 – 0

(3–2 pen.)		Kairat
Winner of the 2014 Kazakhstan Cup		Astana Arena, Astana14,000
8 March 2016Kairat
Winner of the 2015 Kazakhstan Cup		0 – 0

(5–4 pen.)		Astana
Winner of the 2015 Kazakhstan Premier League		Astana Arena, Astana14,500
4 March 2017Kairat
Runners up in the 2016 Kazakhstan Cup		2 – 0Astana
Winner of the 2016 Kazakhstan Premier League & 2016 Kazakhstan Cup		Central Stadium, Almaty13,500
4 March 2018Astana
Winner of the 2017 Kazakhstan Premier League		3 – 0Kairat
Winner of the 2017 Kazakhstan Cup		Astana Arena, Astana12,500
3 March 2019Astana
Winner of the 2018 Kazakhstan Premier League		2 – 0Kairat
Winner of the 2018 Kazakhstan Cup		Central Stadium, Almaty16,000
29 February 2020Astana
Winner of the 2019 Kazakhstan Premier League		1 – 0Kaisar
Winner of the 2019 Kazakhstan Cup		Tobol Arena, Kostanay2,900
2 March 2022Tobol
Winner of the 2021 Kazakhstan Premier League		2 – 1Kairat
Winner of the 2021 Kazakhstan Cup		Astana Arena, Nur-Sultan6,000
25 February 2023Astana
Winner of the 2022 Kazakhstan Premier League		2 – 1Ordabasy
Winner of the 2022 Kazakhstan Cup		Astana Arena, Astana7,313
25 February 2024Tobol
Winner of the 2023 Kazakhstan Premier League		1 – 1

(5–4 pen.)		Ordabasy
Winner of the 2023 Kazakhstan Premier League		Mardan Sports Complex, Aksu6,000
22 February 2025Kairat
Winner of the 2024 Kazakhstan Premier League		2 – 0Aktobe
Winner of the 2024 Kazakhstan Cup		Astana Arena, Astana23,975
28 February 2026Tobol
Winner of the 2025 Kazakhstan Cup		2 – 2
(5–4 pen.)		Kairat
Winner of the 2025 Kazakhstan Premier League		Astana Arena, Astana

Four-team format

YearChampionsScoreRunners-upSemi-finalistsStadium
2021[2]Tobol1 – 1
(5–4 pen.)		AstanaKairat & Shakhter KaragandyTurkistan Arena, Turkistan

Titles by team in Super Cup

TeamWinnerRunner-upSemi-finalistYears wonYears runner-upYears semi-finalist
Astana64-2011, 2015, 2018, 2019, 2020, 20232013, 2016, 2017, 2021-
Tobol42–2021, 2022, 2024, 20262008, 2011-
Aktobe31–2008, 2010, 20142025–
Kairat3512016, 2017, 20252015, 2018, 2019, 2022, 20262021
Shakhter12120132012, 20142021
Ordabasy12–20122023, 2024–
Atyrau–1––2010–
Kaisar–1––2020–

The trophy

The material is made out of jasper at Jewellery Plant in Zlatoust. The height is 55 cm.[3]

All-time top goalscorers

PlayerTeam(s)GoalsAppsRatio
Sergei StrukovAktobe321.5
Marin TomasovAstana350.6
Igor BugaiovAstana212
Junior KabanangaAstana221
Serhiy MalyiTobol250.4
Serikzhan MuzhikovTobol250.4
Evgeniy AverchenkoAktobe111
Aleksandr KislitsynTobol111
Kairat AshirbekovOrdabasy111
Maksat BaizhanovShakhter Karagandy140.25
Andrey ParyvayewShakhter Karagandy130.33
Zhambyl KukeyevShakhter Karagandy120.5
Foxi KéthévoamaAstana120.5
Sergei OstapenkoAstana111
Danilo NecoAktobe111
César ArzoKairat111
Islambek KuatKairat140.25
Ivan MayewskiAstana140.25
Pieros SotiriouAstana111
Žarko TomaševićAstana111
Tigran BarseghyanAstana120.5
Askhat TagybergenTobol / Ordabasy250.4
Nebojša KosovićKairat110.33
Artur ShushenachevKairat110.5
Gulzhigit AlykulovKairat110.33
Jean-Ali PayruzShakhter Karagandy120.5
Dzyanis PalyakowKairat120.5
Streli MambaKairat120.5
Aybar ZhaksylykovTobol111
João PauloKairat111
Aleksa AmanovićTobol / Astana130.33
Dembo DarboeAstana111
Yerkebulan TungyshbayevKairat / Ordabasy130.33
Yevhen MakarenkoOrdabasy111
Ivan MiladinovićTobol111
Élder SantanaKairat111
Valery GromykoKairat111
Aleksandr MrynskiyKairat111
Jaakko OksanenKairat111
Luis GuerraTobol111

References

  1. ^ "Суперкубок разыграют в Шымкенте". Sports.kz. Retrieved 16 January 2008.
  2. ^ "Состоялась жеребьевка матчей Суперкубка Казахстана" (in Russian). sports.kz/. Sports KZ. 15 February 2021. Retrieved 16 February 2021.
  3. ^ "Наш суперкубок изготовят в Челябинской области". Sports.kz. Retrieved 15 February 2008.