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| Country | Uganda |
| Teams | 64 |
| Defending champions | KCCA |
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| Champions | KCCA FC |
| Runner-up | Paidha Black Angels |
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| Top goal scorer(s) | Derek Nsimbambi (KCCA) (8 goals) [1] |
Uganda Cup 2017-18 was the 43rd edition of the main Ugandan football Cup. [2]
The competition had 64 teams, of which the teams in the Uganda Premier League and FUFA Big League qualified automatically for the first round. The other teams were filled out through a series of regional competitions. The competition ran between January 20 and June 15. [3]
The competition was won by KCCA FC who defeated Paidha Black Angels 2-0 in the final, held in Arua.
Paidha Black Angels' Emmanuel Rubangakene won the best goalkeeper award. [1]
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