Moldova - List of Super Cup Finals

Year    Championship Winners -  Cup Winners       Result 

2003    Sheriff Tiraspol     -  Zimbru Chișinău     2-0
2004    Sheriff Tiraspol     -  Zimbru Chișinău     1-0
2005    Sheriff Tiraspol     -  Nistru Otaci        4-0
2006      not played (Sheriff Tiraspol won double)
2007    Sheriff Tiraspol     -  Zimbru Chișinău     1-0
2008      not played (Sheriff Tiraspol won double)
2009      not played (Sheriff Tiraspol won double)
2010      not played (Sheriff Tiraspol won double)
2011    Dacia Chișinău       -  Iskra Stal Rîbnița  1-0    
2012    Sheriff Tiraspol     -  Milsami Orhei       0-0    [5-6 pen]    
2013    Sheriff Tiraspol     -  FC Tiraspol         2-0    
2014    Sheriff Tiraspol     -  Zimbru Chișinău     1-1    [3-4 pen]    
2015    Milsami Orhei        -  Sheriff Tiraspol    1-3
2016    Sheriff Tiraspol     -  Zaria Bălți         3-1
2017      not played (Sheriff Tiraspol won double)
2018    Sheriff Tiraspol     -  Milsami Orhei       0-0    [4-5 pen]
2019      not played (Sheriff Tiraspol won double)
2020      not played (Season reverted to fall-spring rhythm)
2021    Sheriff Tiraspol     -  FC Sfântul Gheorghe 2-2    [2-4 pen] 
2022      not played (Sheriff Tiraspol won double)
2023      not played (Sheriff Tiraspol won double)

NB: no extra time played; since the 2018 season the Super Cup is played at the
    beginning of the next year (so the 2018 final was in March 2019) due to the
    change to a calendar year season.

Number of Wins [12; lost finals between brackets]

 7 [ 4] Sheriff Tiraspol

 2 [ 1] Milsami Orhei

 1 [ 3] Zimbru Chișinău
 1      Dacia Chișinău
 1      FC Sfântul Gheorghe

   [ 1] Iskra Stal Rîbnița
   [ 1] Nistru Otaci
   [ 1] FC Tiraspol
   [ 1] Zaria Bălți 


Number of League-and-Cup Doubles (11)

10 Sheriff Tiraspol          [2000/01, 2001/02, 2005/06, 2007/08, 2008/09, 2009/10, 2016/17,
                              2018/19, 2021/22, 2022/23]

 1 Zimbru Chișinău           [1997/98]

NB: the 2018/19 double of Sheriff consists of the 2018 transitional league and the 2018/19 cup;
    they also won the 2019 league.


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