2026 Uzbekistan Super Cup () was the 11th edition of Uzbekistan Super Cup, an annual football match contested between the winners of the previous Super League and Cup season's. It was played between the 2025 Uzbekistan Cup winner – Pakhtakor and the 2025 Uzbekistan Super League champion – Neftchi. Neftchi played in the Super Cup for the first time in its history and won the trophy. Pakhtakor participated in the Super Cup for the seventh time in its history and won in previous seasons twice.
Host and officials On 29 January, 2026 it was decided that 2026 Uzbekistan Super Cup will be held in Bobur Arena. Match details
NeftchiPlayers35 Botirali Ergashev4 Bojan Ciger6 Ibrokhimkhalil Yuldoshev7 Abror Ismoilov10 Jamshid Iskanderov18 Stipe Perica20 Anvar Gafurov22 Alisher Odilov23 Jovan Đokić34 Farrukh Sayfiev77 Jurani FerreiraSubs:2 Izzatillo Poʻlatov5 Ikromjon Alibaev8 Vladimir Jovović9 Khurshid Giyosov11 Asilbek Jumayev21 Muhsinjon Ubaydullayev30 Rustambek Fomin32 Zoran Marušić45 Akbar TuraevCoach: Islom IsmoilovPakhtakorPlayers12 Vladimir Nazarov4 Zaid Tahseen7 Khojiakbar Alijonov9 Ibrokhim Ibrokhimov10 Akmal Mozgovoy14 Rustam Turdimurodov17 Dostonbek Khamdamov21 Bashar Resan27 Sardor Sabirkhodjaev34 Sherzod Nasrullaev55 Muhammadrasul AbdumajidovSubs:3 Shakhzod Azmiddinov5 Mukhammadkodir Khamraliev8 Dilshod Saitov11 Khojimat Erkinov19 Piotr Parzyszek23 Abdurauf Buriev35 Sanjar Kuvvatov50 Flamarion77 Oybek BozorovCoach: Kamoliddin Tajiev
Assistant referees: Anvar Marajabov Ziyodullo Abdurakhmonov Fourth official: Gayrat Juraev Video assistant referee: Abdurashid Khudoyberganov Assistant VAR: Akobirkhoja Shukurullaev Match commissioner Shokhrukh Said Match rules 90 minutes. If scores are level, no extra time will be played; a penalty shoot-out will determine the winner. Seven substitutes. A maximum of five substitutions allowed.
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