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| founded = 2016 | | founded = 2016 | ||
| number of teams = Up to | | number of teams = Up to 3 | ||
| tv = [[Network One]] | | tv = [[Network One]] | ||
| current = [[2017 Pokénav Super Cup]] | | current = [[2017 Pokénav Super Cup]] | ||
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The '''Pokénav Super Cup''' was competition featuring the top soccer teams in [[Hoenn]]. It was the curtain-raiser to the Hoennese soccer calendar, and was contested between up to | The '''Pokénav Super Cup''' was competition featuring the top soccer teams in [[Hoenn]]. It was the curtain-raiser to the Hoennese soccer calendar, and was contested between up to three teams: | ||
* the defending [[Superleague Hoenn]] champion; | * the defending [[Superleague Hoenn]] champion; | ||
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 Hoenn |
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| Confederation | EMUFA |
| Founded | 2016 |
| Number of teams | Up to 3 |
| Television broadcasters | Network One |
 2017 Pokénav Super Cup | |
The Pokénav Super Cup was competition featuring the top soccer teams in Hoenn. It was the curtain-raiser to the Hoennese soccer calendar, and was contested between up to three teams:
- the defending Superleague Hoenn champion;
- the defending King of Hoenn Cup champion; and
- the National Champion.
If two teams held those titles, the Super Cup was a single match; otherwise, it was a round-robin competition.
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