2019–20 Kuwait Crown Prince Cup

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2019–20 Kuwait Crown Prince Cup
Tournament details
CountryKuwait
Teams15
Final positions
Champions Al-Arabi
Runner-up Kuwait
Tournament statistics
Matches played15
Goals scored37 (2.47 per match)
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This will be the 27th edition of Kuwait Crown Prince Cup where the 15 teams are in a knockout stage.

Contents

Kuwait SC are the defending champions.

Bracket

Draw was held on 11 November 2019.

Round of 16Quarter-finalsSemi-finalsFinal
            
H Kuwait SC
A N/A
A Kuwait SC 2
H AL-Yarmouk SC 0
H AL-Yarmouk SC 5
A Al Tadhamon SC 4
A Kuwait SC 2
H Khaitan SC 0
H Khaitan SC 0 (3)
A Al-Sahel SC 0 (1)
A Al-Fahaheel FC 0
H Khaitan SC 2
A Al-Fahaheel FC 1 (5)
H Al-Salmiya SC 1 (4)
– Kuwait SC 0 (3)
– Al-Arabi SC 0 (2)
A Qadsia SC 0 (6)
H Al-Arabi SC 0 (7)
H Al-Arabi SC 3
A burgan SC 1
A burgan SC 1 (6)
H kazma SC 1 (5)
H Al-Arabi SC 1
A Al-Nasr SC 0
A Al-Jahra SC 2 Third place
H Al-Sulaibikhat SC 1
H Al-Sulaibikhat SC 0 – Al-Nasr SC 3
A Al-Nasr SC 2 – Khaitan SC 2
H Al-Shabab SC 1
A Al-Nasr SC 2

Note: H: Home team, A: Away team

Final

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