| Country |  Libya |
|---|---|
| Champions | Al-Ittihad |
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The 2018 Libyan Cup is the 22nd edition of the Libyan knockout football competition since its inception in 1976. The tournament returned after not being held in 2017, and started in January 2018. [1]
| Team 1 | Score | Team 2 |
|---|---|---|
| 28 Jan 2018 | ||
| Attaawen | 3 : 0 | AL - Salawy |
| Annajma | 4 : 0 | AL - mujahid |
| Alhilal | 2 : 0 | New Benghazi |
| 29 Jan 2018 | ||
| Alahly Benghazi | 6 : 1 | AL khor |
| Almadina | 6 : 0 | Altahrer |
| Al Nasr - zlitn | 4 : 0 | AL - Hany |
| AL-Shrooq | 1 : 0 | etthad taorga |
| 30 Jan 2018 | ||
| Alakhdhar | 1 : 0 | Al-Africy |
| Darnes | 1 : 0 | Al-Suqoor |
| Alkhumes | 5 : 0 | AL watan Alarabi |
| Shabab Aljabel | 1 : 0 | Suqoor Al khaleej |
| Libyan Stadium | 2 : 1 | Asarya |
| 31 Jan 2018 | ||
| Khaleej Sirte | 1 : 0 | SHAMALBenghazi |
| Asswehly | 0 : 0 (3 : 5 p) | Al Amal |
| Olympic Azzaweya | 0 : 0 (1 : 3 p) | Al-yarmook |
| Almahdiya | 0 : 6 | Al-Magd |
| Almahalla | 3 : 0 | Al-jazeera |
| Alittihad Misurata | 2 : 0 | Hilal Sabha |
| 1 Feb 2018 | ||
| Alwahda | 2 : 1 | Al-amn Alaam |
| Rafeeq | 6 : 0 | AL - hedaya |
| 3 Feb 2018 | ||
| Attersana | 1 : 0 | Al ashea |
| 4 Feb 2018 | ||
| Alandalus | 2 : 0 | NSOR MRTOBA |
| Nojoom Ajdabia | 9 : 0 | Al soahel |
| Ascharara | 2 : 4 | Al-Gamarek |
| Alanwar | 1 : 2 | Al-Nojoom |
| 5 Feb 2018 | ||
| Annaser | 0 : 0 (3 : 5 p) | Al-Sadaka |
| Alittihad | 2 : 2 (3 : 1 p) | Al-shmoe |
| Alqurdhabiya | 0 : 2 | Abu sleem |
| Abi Lashhar | 2 : 1 | Al-Mustaqbal |
| 7 Feb 2018 | ||
| Alahly Tripoli | 7 : 0 | Al-tomooh |
| Aschat | 3 : 0 | zanata |
| 5 Mar 2018 | ||
| Attahaddy | 2 : 0 | Wefaq Ajdabiya |
| Team 1 | Score | Team 2 |
|---|---|---|
| 3 Mar 2018 | ||
| Al Nasr - zlitn | 0 : 4 | Attaawen |
| Al-Nojoom | 0 : 1 | Alahly Benghazi |
| 4 Mar 2018 | ||
| Abu sleem | 1 : 1 (1 : 4 p) | Alhilal |
| 5 Mar 2018 | ||
| Al-Gamarek | 0 : 0 (4 : 2 p) | Nojoom Ajdabia |
| Shabab Aljabel | 1 : 1 (5 : 6 p) | Khaleej Sirte |
| 6 Mar 2018 | ||
| AL-Shrooq | 0 : 1 | Attersana |
| 7 Mar 2018 | ||
| Alandalus | 0 : 0 (5 : 6 p) | Al-yarmook |
| Almahalla | 2 : 1 | Al Amal |
| Al-Sadaka | 1 : 3 | Alittihad Misurata |
| Rafeeq | 1 : 2 | Alkhumes |
| 8 Mar 2018 | ||
| Aschat | 0 : 0 (3 : 2 p) | Darnes |
| Libyan Stadium | 0 : 1 | Almadina |
| 9 Mar 2018 | ||
| Alakhdhar | 3 : 2 | Abi Lashhar |
| 11 Mar 2018 | ||
| Al-Magd | 1 : 1 (4 : 3 p) | Annajma |
| 12 Mar 2018 | ||
| Alwahda | 0 : 1 | Alittihad |
| 18 Mar 2018 | ||
| Alahly Tripoli | 1 : 0 | Attahaddy |
| Team 1 | Score | Team 2 |
|---|---|---|
| 6 Apr 2018 | ||
| Al-yarmook | 1 : 2 | Alahly Benghazi |
| Almahalla | 3 : 0 | Al-Magd |
| 7 Apr 2018 | ||
| Attaawen | 1 : 1 (2 : 3 p) | Alhilal |
| Alahly Tripoli | 1 : 0 | Almadina |
| 8 Apr 2018 | ||
| Alakhdhar | 2 : 1 | Al-Gamarek |
| Attersana | 1 : 2 | Alkhumes |
| 10 Apr 2018 | ||
| Aschat | 1 : 2 | Alittihad |
| 12 Apr 2018 | ||
| Khaleej Sirte | 1 : 0 | Alittihad Misurata |
| Team 1 | Score | Team 2 |
|---|---|---|
| 27 Apr 2018 | ||
| Alakhdhar | 1 : 2 | Alittihad |
| 4 May 2018 | ||
| Alahly Benghazi | 1 : 1 (2 : 4 p) | Alhilal |
| 5 May 2018 | ||
| Alahly Tripoli | 4 : 0 | Almahalla |
| Khaleej Sirte | 0 : 0 (4 : 5 p) | Alkhumes |
| Team 1 | Score | Team 2 |
|---|---|---|
| 12 Jun 2018 | ||
| Alkhumes | 0 : 0 (2 : 4 p) | Alhilal |
| TBA | ||
| Alahly Tripoli | 0 : 2 (awd) | Alittihad |
Note: Original match on 21 Jun 2018 between Alahly Tripoli and Alittihad ended 0 : 0, and was suspended during the penalty shoot-out. [2] The Libyan Football Federation decided to replay the match on 8 July 2018, but Alahly Tripoli decided not to play. [3]
| Team 1 | Score | Team 2 |
|---|---|---|
| 16 Jul 2018 | ||
| Alittihad | 2 : 0 | Alhilal |
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