Al-Faisaly and Al-Hussein Irbid will clash in the 2026/2027 Jordan Super Cup final tomorrow, Friday, at 8:00 PM at Amman International Stadium. Al-Faisaly—last season's Shield Cup champions and Pro League runners-up—secured their spot in the final after edging out Al-Wehdat 2-1. Meanwhile, Al-Hussein Irbid, the reigning Pro League and Jordan Cup champions, stormed into the title match following a dominant 5-0 victory over Al-Ramtha. A capacity crowd is expected at Amman International Stadium, with ticketing divided equally at 50% capacity for each side's supporters. The Jordan Football Association introduced a revamped four-team format for this edition of the Super Cup. The tournament also marks the historical first domestic implementation of Video Assistant Referee (VAR) technology in Jordanian football. Tomorrow's showdown wraps up the expanded four-team tournament—which initially featured Al-Faisaly, Al-Hussein Irbid, Al-Wehdat, and Al-Ramtha—as both finalists vie to lift the local season's first major silverware.
Al-Faisaly and Al-Hussein Irbid will clash in the 2026/2027 Jordan Super Cup final tomorrow, Friday, at 8:00 PM at Amman International Stadium. Al-Faisaly—last season's Shield Cup champions and Pro League runners-up—secured their spot in the final after edging out Al-Wehdat 2-1. Meanwhile, Al-Hussein Irbid, the reigning Pro League and Jordan Cup champions, stormed into the title match following a dominant 5-0 victory over Al-Ramtha. A capacity crowd is expected at Amman International Stadium, with ticketing divided equally at 50% capacity for each side's supporters. The Jordan Football Association introduced a revamped four-team format for this edition of the Super Cup. The tournament also marks the historical first domestic implementation of Video Assistant Referee (VAR) technology in Jordanian football. Tomorrow's showdown wraps up the expanded four-team tournament—which initially featured Al-Faisaly, Al-Hussein Irbid, Al-Wehdat, and Al-Ramtha—as both finalists vie to lift the local season's first major silverware.
Al-Faisaly and Al-Hussein Irbid will clash in the 2026/2027 Jordan Super Cup final tomorrow, Friday, at 8:00 PM at Amman International Stadium. Al-Faisaly—last season's Shield Cup champions and Pro League runners-up—secured their spot in the final after edging out Al-Wehdat 2-1. Meanwhile, Al-Hussein Irbid, the reigning Pro League and Jordan Cup champions, stormed into the title match following a dominant 5-0 victory over Al-Ramtha. A capacity crowd is expected at Amman International Stadium, with ticketing divided equally at 50% capacity for each side's supporters. The Jordan Football Association introduced a revamped four-team format for this edition of the Super Cup. The tournament also marks the historical first domestic implementation of Video Assistant Referee (VAR) technology in Jordanian football. Tomorrow's showdown wraps up the expanded four-team tournament—which initially featured Al-Faisaly, Al-Hussein Irbid, Al-Wehdat, and Al-Ramtha—as both finalists vie to lift the local season's first major silverware.
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Al-Faisaly and Al-Hussein Irbid Set for High-Stakes Jordan Super Cup Final on Friday
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