2017–18 Belgian Cup

2017–18 Belgian Cup

Tournament details
Country	Belgium
Dates	30 July 2017 – 17 March 2018
Teams	312
Final positions
Champions	Standard Liège (8th title)
Runner-up	Genk

The 2017–18 Belgian Cup, called the Croky Cup for sponsorship reasons, was the 63rd season of Belgium's annual football cup competition. The competition began on 28 July 2017 and ended with the final on 17 March 2018. Zulte Waregem were the defending champions, but they were eliminated by Club Brugge in the Seventh Round. Standard Liège won the cup, beating Genk after extra time in the final. As the winner, Standard Liège provisionally qualified for the 2018–19 UEFA Europa League Group Stage but, as they finished 2nd in the Belgian Pro League, they participated in the 3rd qualification round of the Champions League.

Competition format

The Belgian Cup consists of ten rounds, with teams entering at different points, depending on their 2017-18 League standings.

Round	Teams from last round	Teams entering this round	Leagues entering this round	Teams competing
First round	-	224	Belgian Provincial Leagues, Third Amateur Division	224
Second round	112	48	Second Amateur Division	160
Third round	80	16	First Amateur Division	96
Fourth round	48	0	None	48
Fifth round	24	8	First Division B	32
Sixth round	16	16	First Division A	32
Seventh Round	16	0	None	16
Quarter finals	8	0	None	8
Semi finals	4	0	None	4
Final	2	0	None	2

• Rounds 1–3 will be decided by a penalty shoot-out if level after ninety minutes.
• Rounds 4–7 and the quarter-finals will go to extra time if level after ninety minutes with a penalty shoot-out after that if necessary.
• The semi-finals will be decided over two legs with the winner decided on aggregate.
• The final will be a single match with extra-time and penalties if necessary.

Round and draw dates

The draw for the first five rounds was made on 19 June 2017.^[1]

Round	Draw date	Match dates	Match numbers
1	19 June 2017	28–30 July 2017	1–112
2		5-6 August 2017	113–192
3		13 August 2017	114–240
4		20 August 2017	241–264
5		27 August 2017	265–280
6	28 August 2017	19-21 September 2017	281–296
7	21 September 2017	28-30 November 2017	297–304
Quarter finals	30 November 2017	12-13 December 2017 18 January 2018[2]	305–308
Semi finals	14 December 2017	Leg 1: 30 January 2018-1 February 2018 Leg 2: 6-8 February 2018	309–312
Final	–	17 March 2018	313

First round

Results from soccerway.com^[3]

The first round began with the teams from the provincial leagues and the Third Amateur Division (tiers 5 and below).

28 July 2017 Tie Home team Score Away team 1 Messancy 1–7 Bertrix 2 Gedinnois 3–0 Longlier 29 July 2017 Tie Home team Score Away team 3 Elene-Grotenberge 2–1 Lochristi 4 VC Herentals 3–1 Meerle 5 Standard Elen 0–4 Leopoldsburg 6 Vorselaar 1–2 Racing Mechelen 7 Ekeren 0–2 Brasschaat 8 Balen 2–0 Sporting Wijchmaal 9 Banneux 0-0 (3–4p) Verlaine 10 Francs Borains 1–0 Standard Flawinne 11 Tournai 2–0 Rumbeke 12 Ninove 8–0 Jette 13 Herent 0–4 Diegem 14 Esperanza Pelt 0–0 (4–2p) Achel 15 Racing Peer 0–2 Tervant 16 Stade Bierbeke 3–3 (4–3p) Ganshoren 17 Huvo Jeuk 2–1 Retie 18 US Givry 0–2 Longlier II 19 Lorraine Arlon 1–2 Bertrix II 20 Flavion Sport 1–1 (4–5p) Libramont 21 Spy 2–1 Pesche 22 Couvin-Mariembourg 0–1 Nismes 30 July 2017 Tie Home team Score Away team 23 Reet 1–6 Robur 24 Zepperen-Brustem 2–4 Heur Tongeren 25 Eendracht Wervik 4–0 Eernegem 26 Vlamertinge 0–3 RC Lauwe 27 Brielen 0–4 Toekomst Menen 28 Belœil 0–0 (5–4p) Wielsbeke 29 Estaimbourg 0–3 Voorwarts Zwevezele 30 Lauwe 0–1 Havinnes 31 Poperinge 2–4 Sassport Boezinge 32 Taintignies 0–6 Racing Waregem 33 Oostnieuwkerke 2–0 Kortemark 34 Harchies-Bernissart 0–0 Oostduinkerke 35 Péruwelz 6–0 Westrozebeke 36 Drongen 1–5 Avanti 37 Jong Lede 2–1 Maldegem 38 Westkapelle 5–0 Dikkelvenne 39 Ardennen 0–2 Merelbeke 40 Wingene 5–0 Berlare 41 Oostkamp 0–0 (6–5p) Eendracht Aalter 42 De Jeugd Lovendegem 0–4 Zelzate 43 Sint-Gillis Waas 4–1 Sint-Kruis-Winkel 44 Varsenare 0–2 Blankenberge 45 Ternesse 3–1 Eendracht Buggenhout 46 Bonheiden 1–2 FC Lebbeke 47 Gierle 0–5 Houtvenne 48 Putte 1–4 Svelta Melsele 49 Mariekerke 1–1 (4–5p) Eendracht Zele 50 Kruibeke 0–0 (3–2p) Lille 51 Berlaar-Heikant 3–4 Walem 52 Sint-Job 4–2 Oppuurs 53 Mariaburg 0–2 Hamme-Zogge 54 SC Aarschot 2–0 Wolvertem Merchtem

30 July 2017 Tie Home team Score Away team 55 Betekom 2–2 (5–4p) Racing Jet Wavre 56 Union Lasne-Ohain 2–2 (1–4p) Hoeilaart 57 Waterloo 1–1 (6–5p) KDN United 58 Sterrebeek 2–1 Strombeek 59 Tollembeek 0–0 (5–4p) Kampenhout 60 Appelterre-Eichem 0–1 Eppegem 61 Huizingen 5–2 Léopold 62 K.V. Woluwe-Zaventem 5–1 Eendracht Mazanzele 63 Voorde 1–2 Sporting Bruxelles 64 Braine 4–0 Wemmel 65 Liedekerke 1–0 Ternat 66 Sint-Dymphna 1–4 Eendracht Termien 67 Diest 3–1 Alken 68 Helson Helchteren 2–0 Wellen 69 Zutendaal 1–3 HIH Hoepertingen 70 Flandria Paal 1–2 KMR Biesen 71 Wezel 2–1 Herk 72 Sporting Budingen 1–2 Grimbie 73 Vlijtingen 5–0 Beringen 74 Ster-Francorchamps 1–0 Stockay-Warfusée 75 Huy 4–0 Etoile Vervietoise 76 Bütgenbach 0–5 Tilleur 77 Namur 2–1 Pontisse Cité 78 Richelle United 4–0 Dalhem 79 Herstal 6–0 Fernelmont-Hemptinne 80 Loyers II 0–4 Aywaille 81 Weywertz 1–1 (5–4p) Cointe-Liège 82 Ougrée 0–4 URSL Visé 83 Jamboise 3–2 Andennais 84 Union La Calamine 0–3 UCE Liège 85 Stade Disonais 2–0 Verviers 86 Queue-du-Bois 1–3 Assesse 87 Malmundaria 1–1 (4–2p) Amay 88 Tilffois 0–2 Loyers 89 Onhaye 5–2 Habay-la-Vieille 90 Mormont 4–0 Melreux 91 Poupehan 0–2 Habay-la-Neuve 92 La Roche 3–1 Lierneux 93 Champlon 1–1 (3–5p) Marloie Sport 94 Nassagne 1–1 (4–2p) Rochefort 95 Wellin 1–0 Gouvy 96 Florenville 0–3 ES de la Molignée 97 Pâturages 1–5 Albert Quévy-Mons 98 Villers-La-Ville 1–1 (4–3p) Stade Brainois 99 Mont-Saint-Guibert 2–3 Entité Manageoise 100 Binch 0–1 PAC Buzet 101 Malonne 1–8 Aische 102 RAS Monceau 0–2 La Louvière Centre 103 Rhisnes 2–4 Solre-sur-Sambre 104 Montignies II 0–5 Jeunesse Tamines 105 Anderlues 1–0 SG-Tertre-Hautrage 106 Chastre 2–1 RLC Givry 107 Rapid Symphorinois 7–1 Le Roeulx 108 Flénu 1–4 Grand-Leez 109 Bambrugge 1–1 (4–2p) RFC Wetteren 110 Groen Rood Katelijne 2–1 Nijlen 111 Grimbergen 3–2 Nederhasselt 112 Melo Zonhoven 0–2 Bilzerse Waltwilder

Second round

Fixtures from soccerway.com^[4]

In the second round the teams that won their ties in round one are joined by the teams from the Second Amateur Division.

5 August 2017 Tie Home team Score Away team 113 Hamoir 1–0 Merelbeke 114 Helson Helchteren 0–2 La Louvière Centre 115 Solre-sur-Sambre 0–0 (4–2p) Walem 116 Turnhout 3–0 Belœil 117 Marloie Sport 0–3 Hoogstraten 118 RWDM 3–1 Leopoldsburg 119 Esperanza Pelt 0–0 (5–4p) Thes Sport 120 Spy 0–3 Cappellen 121 Tempo Overijse 2–1 Namur 122 Racing Mechelen 1–2 Olsa Brakel 6 August 2017 Tie Home team Score Away team 123 Waterloo 1–4 Tienen-Hageland 124 Hoeilaart 0–1 Sprimont-Comblain 125 RC Lauwe 1–4 Liège 126 Acren-Lessines 2–1 Woluwe-Zaventem 127 Duffel 4–1 Stade Brainois 128 RES Durbuy 1–0 Balen 129 Avanti 0–2 Sporting Hasselt 130 Ternesse 1–3 Spouwen-Mopertingen 131 Zwarte Leeuw 4–0 Racing Waregem 132 Malmundaria 0–3 Olympic Charleroi 133 URSL Visé 2–4 Sint-Eloois-Winkel 134 Olympia Wijgmaal 3–1 Kruibeke 135 Habay-la-Neuve 0–6 Westhoek 136 Walhain 4–0 Westkapelle 137 White Star Bruxelles 1–1 (7-6p) La Roche 138 Aywaille 2–1 Izegem 139 Eendracht Zele 1–4 Bocholt 140 Gullegem 2–0 Wellin 141 Stade Bierbeek 2–1 Solières Sport 142 Vlijtingen 3–1 Sint-Niklaas 143 Liedekerke 1–7 Gent-Zeehaven 144 La Louvière 0–0 (5–6p) Londerzeel 145 La Calamine 1–1 (4–5p) Grimbergen 146 Ciney 2–2 (2–4p) Ninove 147 Chastre 1–3 Harelbeke 148 Waremme 3–0 Oostnieuwkerke 149 Nassogne 0–2 Sparta Petegem 150 Libramont 0–5 Rupel Boom 151 Pepingen 2–0 Sterrebeek

6 August 2017 Tie Home team Score Away team 152 Meux 0–1 Bilzerse Waltwilder 153 Péruwelz 2–2 (5–4p) Rebecq 154 Robur 2–2 (4–3p) Bornem 155 Hades 0–1 Bambrugge 156 Torhout 9–0 Assesse 157 Brasschaat 1–4 City Pirates Antwerpen 158 Toekomst Menen 1–1 (10–9p) Vosselaar 159 Blankenberge 1–1 (4–5p) Temse 160 Sint-Lenaarts 1–0 Sassport Boezinge 161 Sint-Gillis Waas 0–3 Ronse 162 Jong Lede 4–1 Wezel 163 Tilleur 5–1 SC Aarschot 164 Albert Quévy-Mons 5–1 Hamme-Zogge 165 Francs Borains 5–1 Herstal 166 Havinnes 1–5 Rapid Symphorinois 167 Sporting Bruxelles 3–2 Villers-La-Ville 168 Grand-Leez 1–2 Eppegem 169 Houtvenne 4–0 Ster-Francorchamps 170 Huy 2–0 UCE Liège 171 Oostduinkerke 1–2 PAC Buzet 172 Tollembeek 0–4 ES de la Molignée 173 Grimbie 0–2 Mormont 174 Entité Manageoise 2–2 (3–5p) Huvo Jeuk 175 Elene-Grotenberge 0–3 Diest 176 Sint-Job 2–3 KMR Biesen 177 Tervant 2–5 US Givry 178 Voorwaarts Zwevezele 2–0 HIH Hoepertingen 179 VC Herentals 7–0 Gedinnois 180 Loyers 3-3 (8–9p) Onhaye 181 Betekom 1–0 Verlaine 182 Bertrix 0–1 Eendracht Wervik 183 Aische 0–1 Anderlues 184 Richelle United 2–0 Nismes 185 Tournai 1–3 Eendracht Termien 186 Huizingen 0–5 FC Lebbeke 187 Jeunesse Tamines 2–2 (4–2p) Diegem Sport 188 Weywertz 7–0 Jamboise 189 Svelta Melsele 1–1 (4–5p) Zelzate 190 Wingene 2–1 Heur Tongeren 191 Oostkamp 1–0 Stade Disonais 192 Bertrix II 0–6 Groen Rood Katelijne

Third round

Fixtures from soccerway.com^[5]

In round three, teams from the First Amateur Division join the winners from round two.

13 August 2017 Tie Home team Score Away team 193 Eendracht Aalst 2–0 Torhout 194 Tilleur 2–0 Deinze 195 Sint-Eloois-Winkel 1–1 (2–4p) Seraing 196 Heist 4–2 Zelzate 197 Solre-sur-Sambre 0–1 Geel 198 Dessel Sport 2–2 (6–5p) Gent-Zeehaven 199 Dender 4–0 Biesen 200 Givry 1–6 K. Berchem Sport 201 Hamme 2–1 Zwevezele 202 Spouwen-Mopertingen 2–4 Knokke 203 Oosterzonen Oosterwijk 1–0 HO Bierbeek 204 Bocholt 1–1 (4–3p) Châtelet-Farciennes 205 Patro Maasmechelen 0–3 La Louvière Centre 206 Lommel United 4–0 Gullegem 207 Jong Lede 1–3 Oudenaarde 208 Rupel Boom 1–1 (4–3p) Virton 209 Durbuy 2–1 Hamoir 210 Wingene 2–0 Ronse 211 Liège 2–1 Zwarte Leeuw 212 RWDM 1–0 Londerzeel 213 Eppegem 0–1 Temse 214 Sint-Lenaarts 1–0 VC Herentals 215 Wijgmaal 4–2 Cappellen 216 Onhaye 3–1 Betekom

13 August 2017 Tie Home team Score Away team 217 Acren-Lessines 2–1 Westhoek 218 Olsa Brakel 1–2 City Pirates Antwerpen 219 Houtvenne 1–2 Menen 220 Harelbeke 0–0 (5–3p) Olympic Charleroi 221 Duffel 3–2 Tamines 222 Mormont 2–1 Tienen-Hageland 223 Esperanza Pelt 6–2 Pont-a-Celles Buzet 224 Robur 2–1 GR Katelijne 225 Aywaille 1–1 (5–3p) Huy 226 Sprimont-Comblain 2–3 Sparta Petegem 227 Waremme 2–2 (6–5p) Walhain 228 Turnhout 2–0 Anderlues 229 Oostkamp 1–2 Lebbeke 230 Bilzen Waltwilder 2–0 Symphorinois 231 Tempo Overijse 1–0 Vlijtingen 232 Peruwelz 0–0 (4–3p) Termien 233 White Star Bruxelles 0–8 Sporting Bruxelles 234 Hoogstraten 1–0 Huvo Jeuk 235 Diest 0–0 (4–5p) Pepingen-Halle 236 Wervik 1–0 Ninove 237 Quevy-Mons 2–1 Molignée 238 Richelle 2–2 (5–4p) Bambrugge 239 Hasselt 3–1 Francs Borains 240 Weywertz 1–3 Grimbergen

Fourth round

20 August 2017 Tie Home team Score Away team 241 Lommel United 7–0 Mormont 242 Heist 2–1 (a.e.t.) City Pirates Antwerpen 243 Turnhout 2–2 (4–3p) Harelbeke 244 Rupel Boom 3–1 Onhaye 245 Temse 2–0 Lebbeke 246 Acren-Lessines 3–5 Geel 247 Sint-Lenaarts 1–0 Grimbergen 248 Eendracht Aalst 3–0 Pepingen-Halle 249 RWDM 3–0 Hamme 250 Dessel Sport 5–0 Hasselt 251 Liège 2–0 Wingene 252 Tilleur 2–1 (a.e.t.) Hoogstraten

20 August 2017 Tie Home team Score Away team 253 La Louvière Centre 3–0 Quevy-Mons 254 Wijgmaal 3–0 Esperanza Pelt 255 Bocholt 2–1 Seraing 256 Oudenaarde 2–0 Dender 257 Bilzen Waltwilder 3–1 Robur 258 Tempo Overijse 3–3 (3–2p) Sparta Petegem 259 Duffel 4–2 Waremme 260 Durbuy 4–0 K. Berchem Sport 261 Peruwelz 0–1 Menen 262 Aywaille 0–4 Knokke 263 Sporting Bruxelles 0–4 Oosterzonen Oosterwijk 264 Richelle 1–2 Wervik

Fifth round

27 August 2017 Tie Home team Score Away team 265 Oud-Heverlee Leuven 8–0 Turnhout 266 Oosterzonen Oosterwijk 2–3 Beerschot Wilrijk 267 Tilleur 1–4 Union Saint-Gilloise 268 Menen 0–4 Westerlo 269 Oudenaarde 3–3 (3–4p) Tubize 270 Bilzen Waltwilder 1–3 Roeselare 271 Sint-Lenaarts 0–2 Lierse 272 Cercle Brugge 3–1 (a.e.t.) Temse

27 August 2017 Tie Home team Score Away team 273 Lommel United 2–0 Dessel Sport 274 Eendracht Aalst 1–2 Liège 275 RWDM 1–1 (4–5p) La Louvière Centre 276 Knokke 2–5 Heist 277 Wervik 2–3 Rupel Boom 278 Wijgmaal 0–1 Bocholt 279 Tempo Overijse 2–3 Durbuy 280 Geel 3–0 Duffel

Sixth Round

The sixth round saw the entry of the Belgian First Division A teams. The matches were played on 19, 20 and 21 September 2017.

Kortrijk v Durbuy (4)

19 September 2017	Kortrijk	5–3	Durbuy (4)	Kortrijk
20:00	Rougeaux 6' Van Eenoo 22' Perbet 39' Ouali 60' Ajagun 78'	Report	Manfredi 29' Biatour 45' Jo. Jadot 81'	Stadium: Guldensporen Stadion

Antwerp v Lierse (2)

19 September 2017	Antwerp	2–0	Lierse (2)	Antwerp
20:30	Matheus 73' Arslanagić 85'	Report		Stadium: Bosuilstadion Referee: Luc Wouters

Sint-Truiden v Oud-Heverlee Leuven (2)

19 September 2017	Sint-Truiden	4–2 (a.e.t.)	Oud-Heverlee Leuven (2)	Sint-Truiden
20:30	Botaka 4' Goutas 104' Vetokele 107', 112'	Report	Persoons 56' Schuermans  59'  65' Boulenger  34'  87' Storm 105+2'	Stadium: Stayen Referee: Erik Lambrechts

KV Mechelen v Bocholt (4)

20 September 2017	KV Mechelen	3–0	Bocholt (4)	Mechelen
20:00	Vitas 20' Bandé 37' Matthys 70'	Report		Stadium: AFAS-stadion Achter de Kazerne Referee: Bart Vertenten

RFC Liège (4) v Zulte Waregem

20 September 2017	RFC Liège (4)	2–3	Zulte Waregem	Seraing
20:00	Lamort 28' Dethier 66' Corstjens  70'	Report	Šaponjić 23' De Pauw 50' (pen.) Hämäläinen 72' (pen.)	Stadium: Stade du Pairay Referee: Alexandre Boucaut

Oostende v Union SG (2)

20 September 2017	Oostende	3–1	Union SG (2)	Ostend
20:00	Gano 30' Musona 86', 90+4'	Report	Bertjens 89'	Stadium: Versluys Arena Referee: Kevin van Damme

Lommel (3) v Waasland-Beveren

20 September 2017	Lommel (3)	1–2	Waasland-Beveren	Lommel
20:00	Vermijl 3'	Report	Dierckx 5' Camacho 8' Kiese Thelin  41'	Stadium: Soevereinstadion Referee: Wim Smet

Cercle Brugge (2) v Genk

20 September 2017	Cercle Brugge (2)	0–1	Genk	Bruges
20:00		Report	Pozuelo 15'	Stadium: Jan Breydel Stadium Referee: Christof Dierick

Excel Mouscron v Tubize (2)

20 September 2017	Excel Mouscron	3–1	Tubize (2)	Mouscron
20:00	Awoniyi 28' Rotariu 34', 70'	Report	Vidémont 56'	Stadium: Stade Le Canonnier Referee: Jan Boterberg

Lokeren v Beerschot Wilrijk (2)

20 September 2017	Lokeren	2–0	Beerschot Wilrijk (2)	Lokeren
20:30	De Ridder 14', 62'	Report		Stadium: Daknamstadion Referee: Bram Van Driessche

Roeselare (2) v Club Brugge

20 September 2017	Roeselare (2)	1–5	Club Brugge	Roeselare
20:30	Brouwers 44'	Report	Dennis 7', 32' Vormer 17' Wesley 39' Vossen 83'	Stadium: Schiervelde Stadion Referee: Jonathan Lardot

Geel (3) v Gent

20 September 2017	Geel (3)	2–3	Gent	Geel
20:30	Kerckhofs 48' (pen.) Nelissen 69' Karadayi  68'  90+3'	Report	Milićević 9', 59' (pen.), 81'	Stadium: De Leunen Referee: Lawrence Visser

Eupen v Rupel Boom (4)

20 September 2017	Eupen	3–2	Rupel Boom (4)	Eupen
20:30	Verdier 37' Schouterden 43' Leye 51'	Report	Van Hoof 4' Put 28'	Stadium: Kehrwegstadion Referee: Ken Vermeiren

Westerlo (2) v Anderlecht

20 September 2017	Westerlo (2)	0–1	Anderlecht	Westerlo
20:45		Report	Onyekuru 66'	Stadium: Het Kuipje Referee: Erik Lambrechts

Standard Liège v Heist (3)

20 September 2017	Standard Liège	4–0	Heist (3)	Liège
20:45	Carlinhos 28' Marin 31' Sá 64' Čop 71' M'Poku  50'  75'	Report		Stadium: Stade Maurice Dufrasne Referee: Nathan Verboomen

Charleroi v La Louvière Centre (4)

21 September 2017	Charleroi	4–0	La Louvière Centre (4)	Charleroi
20:45	Benavente 4', 76' Fall 40' Bedia 65'	Report		Stadium: Stade du Pays de Charleroi Referee: Wesley Alen

Seventh Round

The draw for the seventh round was made immediately after the last game of the sixth round, between Charleroi and La Louvière Centre, was finished. As all 16 teams from the Belgian First Division A won their match in the Sixth Round, no teams from a lower division made it into this round.

The matches were played on 28, 29, and 30 November 2017.

Oostende v Sint-Truiden

28 November 2017	Oostende	2–0	Sint-Truiden	Ostend
20:00	Gano 2' Zivkovic 11'	Report		Stadium: Versluys Arena Referee: Alexandre Boucaut

Excel Mouscron v Charleroi

28 November 2017	Excel Mouscron	0–1	Charleroi	Mouscron
20:00		Report	Fall 53'	Stadium: Stade Le Canonnier Referee: Wim Smet

Kortrijk v Antwerp

29 November 2017	Kortrijk	4–2	Antwerp	Kortrijk
20:00	Stojanović 37' Perbet 58' (pen.), 62' Ouali 67'	Report	Ghandri 71' Owusu 84'	Stadium: Guldensporen Stadion Referee: Jan Boterberg

Mechelen v Genk

29 November 2017	Mechelen	1–1 (a.e.t.) (4–5 p)	Genk	Mechelen
20:00	Pedersen 3' El Messaoudi  6'	Report	Ingvartsen 7' (pen.) Malinovskyi  36'	Stadium: AFAS-stadion Achter de Kazerne Referee: Christof Dierick
	Penalties
	De Witte Rits Kawaya Cocalić Bandé		Ingvartsen Pozuelo Schrijvers Aidoo Zhegrova

Gent v Lokeren

29 November 2017	Gent	2–1	Lokeren	Ghent
20:30	Mitrović 18' Milićević 64'	Report	Söder 85'	Stadium: Ghelamco Arena Referee: Jonathan Lardot

Waasland-Beveren v Eupen

29 November 2017	Waasland-Beveren	2–0	Eupen	Beveren
20:30	Morioka 21' Ampomah 64' Buatu Mananga  85'	Report		Stadium: Freethiel Stadion Referee: Wesley Alen

Anderlecht v Standard Liège

29 November 2017	Anderlecht	0–1	Standard Liège	Brussels
20:45		Report	Carlinhos 18'	Stadium: Constant Vanden Stock Stadium Referee: Luc Wouters

Zulte Waregem v Club Brugge

30 November 2017	Zulte Waregem	2–3 (a.e.t.)	Club Brugge	Waregem
20:45	De fauw 67' Leya Iseka 72'	Report	Vossen 4' Dennis 83', 106'	Stadium: Regenboogstadion Referee: Sébastien Delferière

Quarter-finals

The draw for the quarter-finals was made on 30 November 2017, immediately after completion of the final match of the Seventh Round. The matches will be played on 12 and 13 December 2017.

Kortrijk v Gent

12 December 2017	Kortrijk	4–1	Gent	Kortrijk
20:00	Rougeaux 7' Ouali 25' Ajagun 41' Stojanović 75'	Report	Sylla 8'	Stadium: Guldensporen Stadion Referee: Bart Vertenten

Oostende v Standard Liège

12 December 2017	Oostende	2–3	Standard Liège	Ostend
20:45	Zivkovic 18' Gano 90+4'	Report	Sá 35' Marin 48' Emond 84'	Stadium: Versluys Arena Referee: Wim Smet

Genk v Waasland-Beveren

13 December 2017	Genk	3–3 (a.e.t.) (4–2 p)	Waasland-Beveren	Genk
20:00	Malinovskyi 10', 90+2' Trossard 13'	Report	Nastić 22' (o.g.) Morioka 45' Camacho  59'  90+1' Myny 90+6'	Stadium: Luminus Arena Referee: Nathan Verboomen
	Penalties
	Ingvartsen Pozuelo Schrijvers Malinovskyi		Myny Ampomah Demir Angban

Club Brugge v Charleroi

16 January 2018[6]	Club Brugge	5–1	Charleroi	Bruges
20:45	Vanaken 12', 64' Mechele 23', 34' Wesley 36'	Report	N'Ganga 25'	Stadium: Jan Breydel Stadium Attendance: 15,000 Referee: Bart Vertenten

Semi-finals

The draw for the semi-finals was supposed to occur right after conclusion of the quarter-final match between Club Brugge and Charleroi, but was postponed to the next day after the match was cancelled. The semi-final dates were also shifted, as the postponed match will take place on 16 January 2018, shifting the semi-final matches back by two weeks, with the first legs now played on 30, 31 January 2018 or 1 February 2018 and the second legs in the period from 6 to 8 February 2017.

First Legs

Kortrijk v Genk

30 January 2018	Kortrijk	3–2	Genk	Kortrijk
20:45	Ajagun 24' Azouni 36' Rougeaux 88'	Report	Ingvartsen 18' Buffel 45+2'	Stadium: Guldensporen Stadion Referee: Wim Smet

Standard Liège v Club Brugge

31 January 2018	Standard Liège	4–1	Club Brugge	Liège
20:45	Emond 20', 26', 56' Edmilson 58'	Report	Mitrović 84'	Stadium: Stade Maurice Dufrasne Referee: Nicolas Laforge

Second Legs

Genk v Kortrijk

6 February 2018	Genk	1–0 (3a−3 agg.)	Kortrijk	Genk
20:45	Seck 16'	Report		Stadium: Luminus Arena Referee: Bram Van Driessche

Club Brugge v Standard Liège

8 February 2018	Club Brugge	3–2 (4−6 agg.)	Standard Liège	Bruges
20:45	Vanaken 42' Diaby 63' Clasie 75'	Report	Sá 5' Emond 71'	Stadium: Jan Breydel Stadium

Final

Main article: 2018 Belgian Cup final

The final took place on 17 March 2018 at the King Baudouin Stadium in Brussels and was won by Standard Liège.

17 March 2018

20:45

Genk	0–1 (a.e.t.)	Standard Liège
	report	Emond 92'

King Baudouin Stadium, Brussels

Attendance: 44,807

Referee: Jonathan Lardot

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