2020 Israel Super Cup

The 2020 Israel Super Cup is the 25th Israel Super Cup [1] (30th, including unofficial matches, as the competition wasn't played within the Israel Football Association in its first 5 editions, until 1969), an annual Israel football match played between the winners of the previous season's Top Division and Israel State Cup.[2] This is the fifth time since 1990 that the match was staged after a planned resumption of the cup was canceled in 2014.


2020 Israel Super Cup
Hapoel Be'er Sheva Maccabi Tel Aviv
0 4
Date8 August 2020
VenueTeddy Stadium, Jerusalem
Date13 August 2020
VenueBloomfield Stadium, Tel Aviv

The games were played between Maccabi Tel Aviv, champions of the 2019–20 Israeli Premier League and Hapoel Be'er Sheva, winners of the 2019–20 Israeli State Cup.

Match details

First leg
Hapoel Be'er Sheva0–2Maccabi Tel Aviv
Report Nick Blackman  7', 32'
Attendance: 0
Referee: Daniel Bar Natan
Hapoel Be'er Sheva
Maccabi Tel Aviv
GK21 Ohad Levita
RB30 Or Dadia
CB20 Loai Taha
CB5 Shir Tzedek (c)
CB26 Amit Bitton  46'
LB29 Sean Goldberg
LM55 Naor Sabag  13'  46'
CM8 Marwan Kabha  16'  46'
RM11 Ramzi Safouri  61'
FW12 Qais Ganem  77'
FW  Itamar Shviro  50'  55'
Substitutes:
GK69 Raz Rahamim
DF2 Regev Aloper
DF14 Dudi Twito
DF22 Noam Gamon
MF3 David Keltjins  46'
MF19 Netanel Askias  61'
FW17 Ilay Madmon  46'
MF15 Tomer Yosefi  46'
FW23 Gal Levi  77'
Manager:
Yossi Abuksis
GK19 Daniel Miller Tenenbaum
RB30 Maor Kandil  70'
CB3 Matan Baltaxa
CB18 Eitan Tibi
LB27 Ofir Davidzada  48'
DM6 Dan Glazer
CM22 Avi Rikan  58'
LM42 Dor Peretz (c)  80'
RW39 Eduardo Guerrero  58'
CF29 Eylon Almog
LF9 Nick Blackman  7', 32'  80'
Substitutes:
GK41 Daniel Peretz
DF27 Ben Bitton
DF25 Amit Glazer  70'
MF36 Ido Shachar  58'
MF34 Bar Cohen  80'
MF47 Eden Karzev  80'
MF24 Yonatan Cohen  58'
FW32 Dor Turjeman
FW32 Ronen Hanzis
Manager:
Patrick van Leeuwen

Man of the Match:

    MATCH OFFICIALS
    Assistant referees:
    David Biton
    Eli Kaspo
    Fourth official:
    Erez Papir
    Video assistant referee:
    Orel Grinfeld
    Assistant video assistant referee:
    Adi Tom

    Match rules

    • 90 minutes.
    • Ten named substitutes, of which up to five may be used.

    Second leg
    Maccabi Tel Aviv2–0Hapoel Be'er Sheva
    Yonatan Cohen  13'
    Eylon Almog  44'    		 Report
    Attendance: 0
    Referee: Gal Leibowitz
    Maccabi Tel Aviv
    Hapoel Be'er Sheva


    GK19 Daniel Miller Tenenbaum
    RB2 Ben Bitton
    CB3 Matan Baltaxa
    CB18 Eitan Tibi
    LB27 Ofir Davidzada  46'
    DM6 Dan Glazer  56'
    CM47 Eden Karzev
    LM42 Dor Peretz (c)  56'
    RW24 Yonatan Cohen  13'
    CF29 Eylon Almog  44'  69'
    LF9 Nick Blackman  64'
    Substitutes:
    GK41 Daniel Peretz
    DF25 Amit Glazer
    DF30 Maor Kandil  46'
    MF36 Ido Shachar
    MF34 Bar Cohen
    MF22 Avi Rikan  80'
    FW11 Tal Ben Haim  69'
    FW39 Eduardo Guerrero  56'
    FW32 Ronen Hanzis  64'
    Manager:
    Patrick van Leeuwen
    GK21 Ohad Levita
    RB30 Or Dadia  69'
    CB5 Shir Tzedek (c)
    CB26 Amit Bitton
    LB29 Sean Goldberg
    RM55 Naor Sabag  64'
    CM20 David Keltjens
    LM17 Ilay Madmon  56'
    RF15 Tomer Yosefi  62'
    FW12 Qais Ganem  69'
    LW77 Rotem Hatuel  56'
    Substitutes:
    GK69 Raz Rahamim
    DF14 Dudi Twito  56'
    DF18 Eitan Razon
    DF22 Noam Gamon  69'  81'
    DF92 Abdallah Abu abaid  69'
    MF19 Netanel Askias
    MF16 Sintayehu Sallalich  56'
    FW23 Gal Levi  64'
    Manager:
    Yossi Abuksis

    Man of the Match:

      MATCH OFFICIALS
      Assistant referees:
      Dvir Shimon
      Roi Hassan
      Fourth official:
      Idan Leiba
      Video assistant referee:
      Liran Liani
      Assistant video assistant referee:
      Idan Yarkoni

      Match rules

      • 90 minutes.
      • Penalty shoot-out if scores level.
      • Seven named substitutes, of which up to three may be used.
      2020 Israel Super Cup champions


      Maccabi Tel Aviv
      7th title

      References
      1. https://us.soccerway.com/national/israel/super-cup/20202021/s18213/final-stages/
      2. Soccer Website showing the teams
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