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Revision as of 22:24, 5 October 2019
The EMUFA Cup is the secondary continental competition for association football clubs from nations within the EMUFA.
General structure
Qualifying round
In 2013–14, the four lowest ranked clubs entered in the first qualifying round, with the winning club joining the 15 team which automatically qualified for the group stage.
Group stage
The remaining teams qualified automatically for the group stage, with the winner from the qualifying round.
Results
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