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The Super Coupe de Madagascar is a football competition that brings together the champions of the THB Champions League and the winners of the Coupe de Madagascar.
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The Super Coupe de Madagascar is a football competition that brings together the champions of the THB Champions League and the winners of the Coupe de Madagascar.
The competition is typically a single match where the two teams face off to determine the ultimate champion.
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