The Super Cup is treated as a Friendly and as such can be scheduled whenever, disregarding the usual 3-hour rule...
The Super Cup is treated as a Friendly and as such can be scheduled whenever, disregarding the usual 3-hour rule...
Any formation or tactics advice given is based purely on experience with my teams...
Yes, treated as a friendly but more like a one-way thing (house-biased, that is Nordeus is the one that benefits) as both participants lose condition but none get anything extra in return compared to a normal friendly match other than the winner gets a trophy. As it is, it is more like a useless competition. A Super Cup should not have been a friendly match itself - name is super, participants are the CL and SL winners but match friendly? That is a joke. It is more like a charity match for Nordeus. They should call it the Charity Cup.![]()
Last edited by Tactician; 12-07-2019 at 11:18 AM.
The Super Cup sometimes doesn’t even require you to train, it happened in the last few seasons even the 25 minute gap between my league and Super Cup match.
I still did my hard training.
It is ridiculous how close in time those matches can be.
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