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The Super Cup in San Marino was founded in 1991, and the first games were played in 1992. The league is made up of 10 teams, with the two lowest placed teams relegated to the San Marino Football Championship at the end of each season. The top four teams in the league qualify for the San Marino Cup, and the winner of the Super Cup is eligible to compete in the UEFA Europa League.
The league is organized by the San Marino Football Federation (FSGC) and is governed by the rules and regulations of UEFA. The FSGC also organizes the San Marino Football Championship and the San Marino Cup, which are the two other major football competitions in the country.
The Super Cup is the top tier of football in San Marino and is the most prestigious competition in the country. It is contested by the 10 teams in the league, with the winner being crowned the champion of San Marino. The league is divided into two stages, the regular season and the playoffs. The regular season is played over a period of 30 rounds, with each team playing each other twice. The playoffs are contested by the top four teams in the league, with the winner being crowned the champion of San Marino.
The Super Cup is one of the most popular football competitions in San Marino and is watched by thousands of fans each year. The league has produced some of the country’s best footballers, and the competition is seen as a great opportunity for players to showcase their talent and gain recognition.
The San Marino Football Federation is the official organization in charge of the Super Cup San-Marino qualifying tournament and managing sponsorship rights. The Federation has also secured a number of TV partners to broadcast the tournament, ensuring that fans from all over the world can follow the action.