Bhubaneshwar to host inaugural edition of Super Cup
The competition which will feature all 10 teams from the I-League and the Indian Super League replaces the Federation Cup.
The inaugural edition of the Hero Super Cup, India’s premier Cup tournament, will be played in Kalinga Stadium, Bhubaneshwar.
All ten Hero Indian Super League clubs and ten Hero I-League clubs will participate in the Hero Super Cup.
Clubs positioned between 7th and 10th places in the Hero I-League and Hero Indian Super League will play a single leg qualifier to earn a spot in in the final phase of the tournament. The winners of the 4 qualifier matches will join the top 6 Hero Indian Super League and Hero I-League clubs in the final phase of the tournament.
The qualifiers for the Hero Super Cup will be played on March 15 and 16, 2018. Two matches will be played on each day with the first one kicking-off at 5pm, while the second match will kick-off at 8pm.
The final round which will commence from March 31, 2018 will also be played at the same venue, the draw for which will be announced shortly.
All India Football Federation General Secretary Kushal Das said, “We are very pleased that the Government of Odisha is supporting the tournament which helped us in finalising Bhubaneswar as the venue.”
“I was delighted to see the response in Jamshedpur for the Hero ISL matches and I believe it has become a significant venue in the Hindi heartland,” he added. “I feel this is an opportunity for us to establish Bhubaneswar as a new football hub.”
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The draw for the qualifiers for the Super Cup is as follows:
March 15, 2018:
Delhi Dynamos FC vs Churchill Brothers (5pm).
North East United FC vs Gokulam Kerala FC (8pm).
March 16, 2018:
[KH_RELATED_NEWS title="Related News"][/KH_RELATED_NEWS]Mumbai City FC vs Indian Arrows (5pm).
ATK vs Chennai City FC (8pm).
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