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The Belgian Supercup was a Belgian competition played in a single game. It was held in 2002, 2003, 2004, and 2006.

History[]

The 2002 Supercup was held on September 29 in Deurne. The Phantoms Deurne defeated HYC Herentals by a score of 5-2. The 2003 edition was also held in Deurne on September 20. The Phantoms Deurne, who won the Belgian Hockey League in 2002-03, matched up with Belgian Cup winners HYC Herentals. Deurne won in a blowout, 10-2. The 2004 supercup was held on October 4, in Turnhout. Olympia Heist-op-den-Berg, who were Belgian champions in 2003-04, were matched up against the White Caps Turnhout, who won the 2004 Belgian Cup. The White Caps Turnhout won the game in overtime, 4-3. The 2006 edition was held on September 25, 2006. The White Caps Turnhout, who won the Belgian Hockey League in 2005-06, were defeated by the Chiefs Leuven, who won the 2006 Belgian Cup, by a score of 7-3.

Winners[]

Season Winner Finalist Score
2002 Phantoms Deurne HYC Herentals 5–2
2003 Phantoms Deurne HYC Herentals 10–2
2004 White Caps Turnhout Olympia Heist-op-den-Berg 4–3 OT
2006 Chiefs Leuven White Caps Turnhout 7–3
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