Where and how to watch AIFF Super Cup 2025-26?

FC Goa are the defending champions of the Super Cup.

The serene Arabian coastline of the Konkan coast gears up to host the AIFF Super Cup 2025 from October 25 onwards in a phased manner. After a long delay in the Indian footballing calendar, the AIFF Super Cup is set to supercharge Indian clubs as club football is back with a bang.

The Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium and the Bambolim Stadium in Goa will host the tournament. A total of 16 clubs, including 13 ISL clubs and 3 I-League clubs, will compete in the tournament as an indirect spot to represent India in the AFC Champions League 2 is at stake.

A total of 16 teams have been divided among four groups, where four table toppers will advance to the semi-finals. The group stages will be played from 25 October 2025 to 6 November, and the knockout games will be played post the international window, where Indian Football Team will face Bangladesh in the AFC Asian Cup Qualifiers.

A closer look at all groups of the Super Cup

Group A will feature a mouth-watering Kolkata derby, where former Super Cup champions East Bengal will face the reigning champions of India, Mohun Bagan. Chennaiyin FC, led by former Super Cup-winning coach Clifford Miranda and Dempo are the other two members of Group A.

Group B is the Group of Death, which features the two finalists from last season, FC Goa and Jamshedpur FC. Joining them would be two-time and reigning Durand Cup champions North East United FC and I League champions, Inter Kashi.

Group C will feature Gerard Zaragoza-led Bengaluru FC, who are the clear favourites to top the group. They will be joined by Mohammedan SC, Gokulam Kerala and Punjab FC. The Blue would be wary of any shocking upset after Kashi knocked them out last season.

Group D is relatively an easier group featuring three ISL clubs and an I League team. Mumbai City FC and Kerala Blasters FC are the two favourites, whereas Rajasthan United and Delhi SC would be in no mood to handover an easy win to the other two teams

• Group A – Mohun Bagan Super Giants, East Bengal, Chennaiyin FC, Dempo SC
• Group B – Jamshedpur FC, Inter Kashi, FC Goa, North East United FC
• Group C – Bengaluru FC, Mohammedan SC, Gokulam Kerala, Punjab FC
• Group D – Mumbai City FC, Kerala Blasters, Delhi SC, Rajasthan United

Where to Watch AIFF Super Cup 2025 Matches in India?

Football fans across India can catch all the excitement of the AIFF Super Cup 2025 live from Goa. The matches scheduled at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Fatorda will kick off under the floodlights at 7:30 PM IST and will be streamed live on JioHotstar.

Meanwhile, the afternoon fixtures taking place at the GMC Athletic Stadium in Bambolim will begin at 4:30 PM IST and will be broadcast live on the official AIFF YouTube channel.

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