APFA's flagship championship. Every year, eight clubs from eight regional zones play for the state title, the prize money and a place in the I-League.
How it works
Eight zones, one title
The AP Super Cup is an annual championship built to give players a steady, competitive platform. The state is split into eight regional zones of three to four districts each, and each zone has one club. The eight clubs meet in a league.
Hover over the ring to light up each zone.
Champions
Roll of honour
Pick a season. Click the card to celebrate.
Godavari FC
Winners of the first AP Super Cup.
Godavari FC
Godavari FC won the title for the second season running, taking the ₹15 lakh prize money and a place in the I-League 3rd Division, a gateway towards the Indian Super League.
AP Junior Supercup
The same eight clubs played the first AP Junior Supercup in Nandyal in October: 30 matches over 8 days.
Watch
Every match, live
56 AP Super Cup matches were streamed live on YouTube, bringing the league to fans across the state.
What's next
A franchise league
APFA plans to turn the Super Cup into a franchise league modelled on the IPL, to bring in investment and build a bigger fan base.
Matches
Fixtures and results
Next season's fixtures with dates, kick-off times and venues.
Scores from every round, updated after each match.
Round of 16
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Final
The draw will be published here once teams are confirmed.
Gallery
Photo gallery
Match photos will appear here once APFA shares them.
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