2025 Saudi Women's Super Cup

2025 Saudi Women's Super Cup
كأس السوبر السعودي للسيدات
Tournament details
Host countrySaudi Arabia
CityRiyadh
Dates4–8 September
Teams4
Final positions
ChampionsAl-Nassr (1st title)
Runners-upAl-Ahli
Tournament statistics
Matches played3
Goals scored9 (3 per match)
Top scorer(s)Ibtissam Jraïdi (AHL)
Ruth Kipoyi (NSR)
(2 goals each)
Best playerKathellen (NSR)
Best goalkeeperMona Abdulrahman (NSR)
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The 2025 Saudi Women's Super Cup was the inaugural edition of the Saudi Women's Super Cup, an annual women's football competition contested by clubs from the Saudi Arabian football league system that achieved success in the major competitions of the preceding season.

Qualification

According to the competition format, the champions and runners-up of the 2024–25 Saudi Women's Premier League and the 2024–25 Saudi Women's Cup qualify for the tournament. As Al-Ahli qualified by winning the cup and finishing as league runners-up, the vacant place was awarded to the next highest-ranked team in the Premier League standings not already qualified, which was fourth-placed Al-Shabab.[1]

Qualified teams

The following four teams qualified for the tournament.

Team Qualification
Method Date
Al-Qadsiah 2024–25 Saudi Cup Runners-up 14 February 2025
Al-Ahli 2024–25 Saudi Cup Champions 15 February 2025
Al-Nassr 2024–25 Saudi Premier League Champions 14 March 2025
Al-Shabab 2024–25 Saudi Premier League highest-placed non-qualified team 25 April 2025
Al-Ula 4 August 2025
Withdrawal of Al-Shabab

On 4 August 2025, the Saudi Arabian Football Federation announced that Al-Shabab would be replaced by fifth-placed Al-Ula.[2] As the draw and schedule had already been released, Al-Shabab were fined SAR 125,000, ordered to forfeit any financial allocations from the competition, and banned from participating in the following season.[3] By mid-August, it was reported that Al-Shabab had disbanded their women's section entirely.[4]

Draw

The competition draw was held on 14 May 2025 at the headquarters of the Saudi Arabian Football Federation in Riyadh.[5] The draw was conducted without seeding, using two pots: one containing the names of the four teams and the other containing numbered balls from 1 to 4. A team name was drawn first, followed by a number, with the team placed in the corresponding position in the bracket.[6]

Bracket

 
Semi-finalsFinal
 
      
 
 4 September 2025
 
 
Al-Qadsiah0
 
 8 September 2025
 
Al-Nassr3
 
Al-Nassr 2
 
 5 September 2025
 
Al-Ahli0
 
Al-Ula0
 
 
Al-Ahli4
 

Matches

All Matches took place in the capital Riyadh.[7] All times listed are local (SAST, UTC+03:00).

Al-Qadsiah vs Al-Nassr

Al-Qadsiah0–3Al-Nassr
Report
  • Kipoyi 22', 49'
  • Al-Hwsawi 67'
Referee: Ali Al-Qahtani
Al-Qadsiah
Al-Nassr
GK 72 Sara Khalid  90+3'
DF 94 Rayanne Machado (C)
DF 23 Raghad Mukhayzin
DF 99 Rana Hassan  21'  85'
MF 66 Dzsenifer Marozsán
FW 77 Noura Ibrahim  75'
MF 10 Léa Le Garrec
MF 11 Yara Al-Faris  61'
FW 16 Adriana  61'
MF 14 Maram Al-Yahya  34'
MF 7 Sara Björk Gunnarsdóttir
Substitutes:
FW 3 Ajara Nchout  61'
DF 2 Dalal Abdullatif  61'
DF 12 Munirah Al-Ghanam  75'
FW 17 Haya Al-Sunaidi  85'
Manager:
Carmelina Moscato
GK 21 Mona Abdulrahman
DF 22 Shuruq Al-Hwsawi  90+2'
DF 14 Kathellen
DF 6 Aseel Ahmed  28'
MF 8 Sara Al-Hamad  80'
MF 69 Nesrine Bahlouli  61'
MF 20 Duda Francelino (C)
MF 7 Basmah Al-Shnaifi
FW 11 Ruth Kipoyi
FW 10 Mubarkh Al-Saiari  61'
FW 9 Clara Luvanga
Substitutes:
MF 80 Andreia Faria  61'
MF 5 Layan Yousef  61'
MF 44 Wejdan Mohammed  80'
DF 4 Latifah Nawfawi  90+2'
Manager:
Rudy Eka Priyambada

Al-Ula vs Al-Ahli

Al-Ula0–4Al-Ahli
Report
Referee: Abdullah Zarban
Al-Ula
Al-Ahli
GK 1 Aline
LB 30 Asrar Al-Shaibani
CB 3 Tuani Lemos (C)
CB 19 Mariam Al-Tamimi  78'
RB 26 Melisa Hasanbegović
DM 18 Majd Al-Otaibi  28'  77'
LM 99 Rose Bella
CM 11 Hebah Bukhari  22'  52'
CM 7 Selma Kapetanović
RM 10 Safa Zedadka  66'
ST 9 Shaima Belal
Substitutes:
FW 12 Dalal Abdulwasi  52'
FW 20 Nadiyah Al-Dhidan  66'
MF 77 Raghad Saleh  90+3'  77'
Manager:
Ray Farrugia
GK 23 Lindsey Harris
LB 16 Huriyyah Al-Shamrani  70'
CB 19 Ayah Al-Majali  12'
CB 14 Farida Hanafi
RB 13 Tahani Al-Zahrani  46'
DM 10 Alice Kusi  70'
DM 11 Daliah Abu Laban  83'
LW 17 Fadwa Khaled  45+4'  83'
AM 24 Moluk Al-Hawsawi
RW 7 Naomie Kabakaba
ST 9 Ibtissam Jraïdi (C)
Substitutes:
DF 22 Sawaher Asseri  46'
MF 6 Charlène Meyong  70'
MF 42 Manal Al-Saud  70'
DF 5 Raneem Al-Sharif  83'
DF 3 Lareen Basyoni  83'
Manager:
Manar Fraij

Final

Al-Nassr2–0Al-Ahli
 Report
Referee: Fareeh Al-Jaloud
Al-Nassr
Al-Ahli
GK 21 Mona Abdulrahman
DF 22 Shuruq Al-Hwsawi
DF 14 Kathellen  19'
DF 6 Aseel Ahmed
MF 8 Sara Al-Hamad  67'  90+6'
MF 69 Nesrine Bahlouli  82'  90+6'
MF 20 Duda Francelino (C)
MF 7 Basmah Al-Shnaifi  80'
FW 11 Ruth Kipoyi  60'
FW 10 Mubarkh Al-Saiari  73'
FW 9 Clara Luvanga
Substitutes:
MF 80 Andreia Faria  75'  60'
MF 5 Layan Yousef  73'
MF 44 Wejdan Mohammed  90+6'
Manager:
Rudy Eka Priyambada
GK 23 Lindsey Harris
LB 16 Huriyyah Al-Shamrani  22'
CB 19 Ayah Al-Majali
CB 14 Farida Hanafi
RB 13 Tahani Al-Zahrani  83'
DM 10 Alice Kusi
DM 11 Daliah Abu Laban
LW 17 Fadwa Khaled
AM 24 Moluk Al-Hawsawi  86'  90+1'
RW 7 Naomie Kabakaba  78'
ST 9 Ibtissam Jraïdi (C)
Substitutes:
DF 22 Sawaher Asseri  83'
MF 42 Manal Al-Saud  90+3'
Manager:
Manar Fraij

See also

References

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  2. ^ al-Khaldi, Bashayer (4 August 2025). "Saudi Women's Super Cup: Al-Ula Replace Withdrawing Al-Shabab". aawsat.com (in Arabic). Dammam. Retrieved 16 August 2025.
  3. ^ "The Disciplinary and Ethics Committee has banned Al-Shabab's women's team from participating in the next edition of the Saudi Women's Super Cup and imposed a fine of SAR 125,000". nabd.com (in Arabic). al-Meedan Sport. Retrieved 16 August 2025.
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