The Ministry of Interior announced that its football team secured the Super Cup title for ministries, institutions and government agencies by beating the National Guard 3-2 in the season-opening match. The competition forms part of a series of sporting events that bring together state bodies to build brotherhood and cooperation among their members, according to the ministry statement published on its official website. Players from the Interior Ministry demonstrated tactical discipline and team spirit that helped them dictate proceedings and earn the victory in the October 16, 2025 encounter.
The ministry statement described the match as evenly balanced and noted that it featured a notable technical level reflecting both teams’ strong preparation. The National Guard side delivered a solid performance and exhibited outstanding sportsmanship until the final whistle, the announcement added. Organizers praised the overall quality of the fixture as an example of the honorable standard of government sports.
According to the ministry statement, the positive development in these competitions stems from the support of senior leaders across state institutions. The technical and administrative staff of the Interior Ministry team expressed pride in the title win, attributing the outcome to sustained preparation and a focus on representing the ministry well in all sporting forums. Kuwait Times reported similar details on the event and its role in fostering ties among public sector teams.
Brigadier General Sheikh Mubarak Ali Al-Yousef Al-Sabah, chairman of the Police Sports Federation, stated his pride in the team’s display following the match, the ministry announcement said. He emphasized that the success reflects the unlimited support police sports receives from the ministry’s senior leadership, which has strengthened the squads’ achievements. The federation chairman’s comments underscored the impact of that backing on elevating performance in such tournaments.
Kuwait Times noted that the Super Cup victory highlights the continued emphasis on institutional sports as a platform for staff engagement and competitive development within government entities. The newspaper indicated that similar events have grown in stature with consistent participation from various ministries and agencies each season. This latest title adds to the Interior Ministry’s record in inter-governmental football competitions organized under the federation’s umbrella.
