Second Sealand–CHF Super Cup

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2nd Sealand–CHF Super Cup
Tournament details
Season(s) 81
Teams 2
Final positions
Champions E-Hollando (1st title)
Runner-up Als Hij Ons Maar Niet Fluit
Tournament statistics
Matches played
Goals scored 7
1st 3rd

The second edition of the Sealand–CHF Super Cup was played at the end of (Dutch) season 81. The match was a replay of previous season's Sealand–CHF Super Cup, but this time the match was won by E-Hollando who dethroned Als Hij Ons Maar Niet Fluit.


History

After the CHF-Cup was revived, the organisers of that trophy and the Sealand Cup agreed to schedule a super cup between their two federational champions. This was the second time the Sealand–CHF Super Cup was contested.

The match was scheduled for the last weekend of the season, only a few days after the both finals had been played.

Qualified teams

The second Sealand–CHF Super Cup was played between the winners of CHF-Cup XLII and Sealand Cup LXIII. Both teams had defended their respective titles, so the Sealand–CHF Super Cup was a replay of previous season's match.

Team Manager Date of qualification Method of qualification Participation Wins
Netherlands E-Hollando E-Holland 3 December 2025 Winner CHF-Cup XLII 2nd
Netherlands Als Hij Ons Maar Niet Fluit Waurice Winner Sealand Cup LXIII 2nd 1 (1st)

Venue

The Sealand–CHF Super Cup was played at a neutral venue, on a rotating basis selected by either Sealand or the CHF. As previous SCSC was played in a Sealand-stadium, this time the match was hosted by a CHF-team.

De Eierschaal, the home stadium of Cali '03, was selected as host for the second Sealand–CHF Super Cup. Cali '03 was the record champion of the CHF-Cup (seven titles).

Match

7 December 2025
(20:00)
E-Hollando 5 - 2 Als Hij Ons Maar Niet Fluit Netherlands De Eierschaal (Cali '03)
Attendance: 2525
Referee: Ježis Sakalas (Lithuania)

Aarden  Goal  24'
Van 't Hof  Goal  27', 59'
Brozius  Goal  50', 61'
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 Goal  53' Gover
 Goal  55' Huijbers

Line-ups

E-Hollando
(4-4-2)
Als Hij Ons Maar Niet Fluit
(2-5-3)
GK
RB
CB
CB
LB
RM
CM
CM
LM
FW
FW
93
6
9
7
8

16
17
22
31
33
England Glen Foot
Czech Republic Jan Plšek
Italy Fabio Bertolino
Netherlands Frederik van Bleisem
Poland Prosimir Baraniuk
Czech Republic Jan Hrubeš (c)
Republic of Ireland Marc Clare
Netherlands Xavier Aarden
Czech Republic Filip Kamínek Substituted off in the 75th minute 75'
Netherlands Marc-Marie van 't Hof Booked in the 63rd minute 63'
Netherlands Christiaan Brozius
GK
RB
LB
RM
CM
CM
CM
LM
FW
FW
FW
27
23
33
29
19
21
77
88
25
37
97
Czech Republic Leopold Tuček
Netherlands Tjeerd van Baarschot
Netherlands Arnout Sprik
Netherlands Juliën van Driel
Netherlands Thom Schraa
Netherlands Steyn Huijbers (c)
Netherlands Demilio Badrie
Netherlands Bert Jan Winger
Netherlands Nol de Winkel Booked in the 66th minute 66'
Netherlands Jobias van Schendelen
Netherlands Alfonso Gover
Substitutes Substitutes
LM ? Finland Juho Helin Substituted on in the 75th minute 75' None

Statistics

  • Ball possession: E-Hollando (52% in first half, 53% in second half)
  • Chances: tied (6 each)
  • Hatstats: E-Hollando (452 vs. 334)
  • Stars: E-Hollando (110 vs. 86½)
  • HTMS winning odds: E-Hollando (80% vs. 7%, with 13% chance for a draw)
  • HTMS scoring odds: E-Hollando (2.89 goals vs. 0.65 goals)


  • Man of the match: Christiaan Brozius (E-Hollando)
  • Losing team's best player: Steyn Huijbers (Als Hij Ons Maar Niet Fluit)
  • Best-rated players: Christiaan Brozius and Xavier Aarden (both 11½ stars) for E-Hollando and Nol de Winkel (9½ stars) for Als Hij Ons Maar Niet Fluit


Goalscoring statistics

  • Marc-Marie van 't Hof became the first player to score twice in a single Sealand–CHF Super Cup. The same feat was achieved by Christiaan Brozius two minutes later.
  • Xavier Aarden became the first player to score two goals in the history of the Sealand–CHF Super Cup. The same feat was also achieved by Alfonso Gover, Marc-Marie van 't Hof and Christiaan Brozius during this match.
  • Alfonso Gover scored the tenth goal in the history of the Sealand–CHF Super Cup.