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Al-Faisaly and Al-Hussein Irbid face off Friday at 8:00 PM local time at the Amman International Stadium to decide the Jordan Super Cup title for the 2026/2027 season. The final match is officiated by referee Adham Makhadmeh, supported by assistant referees Mohammad Al-Bakkar and Sabreen Al-Abbadi, fourth official Wael Haidar of Lebanon, and reserve assistant Hamza Abu Obeid. Egyptian referees Mohammad Al-Ghazi and Ahmad Tawfiq Taleb are overseeing the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) system.
​Al-Faisaly head coach Tarek Moustafa confirmed his team's readiness for the final, expressing confidence in meeting the expectations of the club's supporters. Moustafa noted that Al-Faisaly will be missing Hossam Abu Al-Dahab and Waseem Al-Riyalat due to injuries, as well as Muhanad Khairullah due to suspension, while reassuring fans that the technical staff has sufficient squad depth to cover the absences.
​Meanwhile, Al-Hussein Irbid head coach Ahmad Hayel confirmed that his squad finished preparations in strong condition despite dealing with a few minor injuries. Hayel pointed to Al-Hussein's solid domestic record across league and cup competitions, emphasizing that final outcomes depend on tactical execution on the pitch rather than prior records. According to Jordan Football Association regulations, if the match ends in a draw at the end of regulation time, it will proceed directly to a penalty shootout without playing extra time.
​Al-Faisaly secured their place in the final following a 2–1 victory over rival Al-Wehdat, whereas Al-Hussein Irbid advanced after a 5–0 win against Al-Ramtha.
​Rum News Agency