2017–18 F.C. Copenhagen season

The 2017–18 FC Copenhagen season was <a href="/facts/F.C._Copenhagen/xGdNXPsh">F.C. Copenhagen</a>'s 26th season of existence, competing each year in the <a href="/facts/Danish_Superliga/uAQuyM71">Danish Superliga</a>, the top tier of <a href="/facts/Football_in_Denmark/9Nwd3Rku">football in Denmark</a>. Outside of the Superliga, Copenhagen competed in the <a href="/facts/Danish_Cup/LSawp90h">Danish Cup</a> and the <a href="/facts/UEFA_Champions_League/h1ao7NDp">UEFA Champions League</a> qualifying rounds.
F.C. Copenhagen had its worst season since the 1999-2000 campaign, finishing fourth in the <a href="/facts/2017-18_Danish_Superliga/sfaLNFsM">2017-18 Danish Superliga</a> and being eliminated in the fourth round of the <a href="/facts/2017-18_Danish_Cup/dVmsXmCJ">2017-18 Danish Cup</a>. 
The Lions fared better in the <a href="/facts/2017-18_UEFA_Champions_League/q5N2rwrn">2017-18 UEFA Champions League</a>, advancing to the playoff round by defeating <a href="/facts/M%25C5%25A0K_%25C5%25BDilina/y5BgKjvh">MŠK Žilina</a> in the second qualifying round and <a href="/facts/FK_Vardar/1CAuEPou">FK Vardar</a> in the third qualifying round, before seeing their Champions League season end with a loss to <a href="/facts/Qaraba%25C4%259F_FK/Ig8xRW5A">Qarabağ FK</a>. 
The playoff loss qualified the team for the <a href="/facts/2017-18_UEFA_Europa_League/Efd1krur">2017-18 UEFA Europa League</a> Group Stage. Copenhagen finished second in Group F and qualified for the round of 32, where <a href="/facts/Atl%25C3%25A9tico_Madrid/uk1G1RW1">Atlético Madrid</a> prevailed, 5–1.

2017–18 F.C. Copenhagen season open-in-new

2017–18 F.C. Copenhagen season