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==Qualifying stages==
==Qualifying stages==
===First qualifying round===
===First qualifying round===
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|date =30 August 2017
|team1 =FK Dinamo [[File:Lostisland flag.png|26px|border|Lostisland]]
|score =3 – 1
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|date =6 September 2017
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''[[FK Dinamo]] win 4–1 on aggregate.''
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|date =30 August 2017
|team1 =Darekau Kad KP [[File:Gerenian south keltia flag.png|26px|border|Gerenian South Keltia]]
|score =2 – 0
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|date =6 September 2017
|team1 =Sardis City FC [[File:Pontus flag.png|26px|border|Pontus]]
|score =2 – 1
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''[[Darekau Kad KP]] win 3–2 on aggregate.''
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|date =30 August 2017
|team1 =Kratskiy Chetgavanspor [[File:Incontinentia flag.png|26px|border|Incontinentia]]
|score =4 – 3
|team2 =[[File:Ranentsi flag.png|26px|border|Ranentsi]] PFC Lokomotiv Kyustendil
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|date =6 September 2017
|team1 =PFC Lokomotiv Kyustendil [[File:Ranentsi flag.png|26px|border|Ranentsi]]
|score =4 – 0
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''[[PFC Lokomotiv Kyustendil]] win 7–4 on aggregate.''
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|date =30 August 2017
|team1 =Vaeringheim Athletic [[File:Strait of haifa flag.png|26px|border|Strait of Haifa]]
|score =0 – 0
|team2 =[[File:Xang muang flag.png|26px|border|Xang Muang]] Khon United
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|date =6 September 2017
|team1 =Khon United [[File:Xang muang flag.png|26px|border|Xang Muang]]
|score =3 – 0
|team2 =[[File:Strait of haifa flag.png|26px|border|Strait of Haifa]] Vaeringheim Athletic
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''[[Khon United]] win 3–0 on aggregate.''


===Second qualifying round===
===Second qualifying round===

Revision as of 16:59, 29 April 2018

The 2017–18 EMUFA Cup was the sixth edition of the EMUFA Cup, which began on 30 August 2017 with the first qualifying round and culminated with the Final in May 2018. Forty-one teams participated in the competition from 17 nations.

List of qualified teams

Entered in Second round
Nova England West Grinstead FC (CL) Nova English Korea Port Barret FC (CL) Passas AC Zimia (CL) Passas Zidado West United (CL)
Entered in Group stage
Caputia Imperial New Kirrie (3rd) Hoenn Psyche A.C. (CL) Hoenn Royal Evergrande S.C. (3rd) Incontinentia Harbourside Football (CL)
Juclandia New Jucărești FC (CL) Juclandia FC Trinitas Novolandia (3rd) Lostisland Mal'chiki Khor (CL) Mercury Mercury City (5th)
Mercury Mullen Albion (6th) New Vaduz VB New Schaan (2nd) Nova England AFC Heartpool (3rd) Nova English Korea Hanseong AFC (3rd)
Passas South City Inter (CL) Passas Newvillage Knights (4th) Passas Zibert FC (5th) Talenore Shujima Talnûr'i KP (3rd)
Xang Muang Khon Team (CL)
Entered in Third Qualifying Round
Juclandia Bursești FC (4th) Nova England Soxceter FC (4th) Nova English Korea Gyeongju FC (CL) Nova English Korea DaeZoom Dragons (4th)
Passasian Unincorporated Territory AFC PUT (CL) Ranentsi PFC Beroe Garlyano (CL) Talenore Traktor Talenore FC (4th) Xang Muang Bank Pa Wat Royal (CL)
Entered in Second Qualifying Round
Caputia Asga Bears (4th) Gerenian South Keltia Kinara Ferrum (CL) Hoenn Lavaridge A.C. (4th) Lostisland FC Spartak (2nd)
Pontus Thalassapolis FC (CL) Ranentsi PFC Kaufland Kyustendil (CW) Strait of Haifa Blore Heath FC (CL) Xang Muang Rouge FC (3rd)
Entered in First Qualifying Round
Gerenian South Keltia Darekau Kad KP (2nd) Incontinentia Kratskiy Chetgavanspor (2nd) Lostisland FK Dinamo (3rd) Passasian Unincorporated Territory AC Del Faz (2nd)
Pontus Sardis City FC (2nd) Ranentsi PFC Lokomotiv Kyustendil (3rd) Strait of Haifa Vaeringheim Athletic (2nd) Xang Muang Khon United (4th)

Qualifying stages

First qualifying round

30 August 2017
FK Dinamo Lostisland 3 – 1 Passasian Unincorporated Territory AC Del Faz

6 September 2017
AC Del Faz Passasian Unincorporated Territory 0 – 1 Lostisland FK Dinamo

FK Dinamo win 4–1 on aggregate.

30 August 2017
Darekau Kad KP Gerenian South Keltia 2 – 0 Pontus Sardis City FC

6 September 2017
Sardis City FC Pontus 2 – 1 Gerenian South Keltia Darekau Kad KP

Darekau Kad KP win 3–2 on aggregate.

30 August 2017
Kratskiy Chetgavanspor Incontinentia 4 – 3 Ranentsi PFC Lokomotiv Kyustendil

6 September 2017
PFC Lokomotiv Kyustendil Ranentsi 4 – 0 Incontinentia Kratskiy Chetgavanspor

PFC Lokomotiv Kyustendil win 7–4 on aggregate.

30 August 2017
Vaeringheim Athletic Strait of Haifa 0 – 0 Xang Muang Khon United

6 September 2017
Khon United Xang Muang 3 – 0 Strait of Haifa Vaeringheim Athletic

Khon United win 3–0 on aggregate.

Second qualifying round

Third qualifying round

Group stage

Group A

Group B

Group C

Group D

Group E

Group F

Knock-out stages

Second round

Quarter-finals

The quarter-finals were held over two legs, with the first leg being played on 6 February 2018, and the second on 20 February 2017. Ties were settled by the away goals rule after 90 minutes, or by extra time and penalties if there was still no winner.

Semi-finals

The semi-finals were held over two legs, with the first leg being played on 20 March 2018, and the second on 3 April 2018. Ties were settled by the away goals rule after 90 minutes, or by extra time and penalties if there was still no winner.

Final

The final was held over a single match, held on 15 May 2017. If the match was drawn, extra time and penalties were to be used to settle the tie.


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