Home / All articles / 0-9 / 2018 Qatar Cup 2018 Qatar Cup From Mediated Wiki, the community-governed knowledge commons f Facebook Qatar CupYear2018CountryQatarDatesApril 21 – April 27Num teams4ChampionsAl-Duhail (3rd title)Runner-upAl SaddMatches3Goals14Top goal scorerNam Tae-hee (3 goals)Prevseason2017Nextseason2020 The 2018 Qatar Cup, more widely known as the Crown Prince Cup, was the twenty-fourth edition of the Qatar Cup.[1] It was played from April 21–27.[citation needed] The cup is contested by the top four finishers of the 2017–18 Qatar Stars League.[2] Participants The top four teams of the 2017–18 Qatar Stars League qualified for the tournament.[3] Team2017–18 League PositionAl-DuhailChampionsAl SaddRunners-upAl-RayyanThirdAl-GharafaFourth Top scorers RankPlayerClubGoalsrowspan=|1Nam Tae-heeAl-Duhailrowspan=|32Ismaeel MohammadAl-Duhail2Youssef El-ArabiAl-Duhail References ^ "Qatar Cup". qsl.qa. Qatar Stars League. April 21, 2018. Retrieved 30 June 2020. ^ "Cup Tournaments". RSSSF. Retrieved 30 June 2020. ^ "Qatar Stars League". RSSSF. Retrieved 30 June 2020. Connections Graph view Linked from (24 total) Al Sadd SCQatar CupJugurtha HamrounNam Tae-heeYoussef El-ArabiMohammed MusaAl Duhail SCKarim BoudiafYoussef MsakniLuiz Júnior (footballer, born 1989)Lucas Mendes (footballer, born 1990)Ismaeel MohammadAlmoez AliAdel BaderSultan Al-BrakeAbdullah Al-AhrakHazem Shehata2020 Qatar CupList of Morocco football players in foreign leaguesRabh Boussafi Links to (21 total) Al Sadd SCNam Tae-hee2017 Qatar Cup2020 Qatar CupQatar CupQatar Stars League2017–18 Qatar Stars LeagueRSSSFAl-Rayyan SCAl-Gharafa SCAkram AfifHamid IsmailRodrigo TabataJassim bin Hamad StadiumDohaIsmaeel MohammadYoussef El-ArabiMehdi TaremiAbdullah bin Khalifa StadiumHassan Al-Haydos