Showing posts with label 2015-16 Mtn FA cup. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2015-16 Mtn FA cup. Show all posts

Monday, 6 June 2016

FA Cup Draw Tomorrow


Eight clubs are eagerly awaiting Tuesday’s draw for the MTN FA Cup quarter-finals which will be held at the Alisa Hotel at 10:00am.


The qualified teams for the fifth round of the Cup competition includes three second-tier sides and five premiership clubs, who are all dreaming of a place in the semi-final.


Last year’s FA Cup finalists Asante Kotoko and current Premier League leaders Wa All Stars will go into the hat as well as Division One (Zone Two) leaders Elmina Sharks, Liberty Professionals, Bechem United and WAFA.


Though some fascinating ties could be thrown up, some Premier League sides would be desperate avoid each other in the quarter-final as the open system draw could throw up some interesting ties.


The competition is guaranteed a new winner following last year’s winners Medeama’s early exit.


This year’s grand final will be staged at the New Cape Coast Stadium on Sunday August 28.


Qualified teams for the Draw that will be held on June 7:


1. Elmina Sharks – Elmina


2. Okwahu United – Nkawkaw


3. Wa Rockets       – Wa


4. Wa All Stars      – Wa


5. Asante Kotoko  – Kumasi


6. Liberty Professionals – Dansoman


7. Bechem United


8. WAFA






FA Cup Draw Tomorrow

Friday, 29 April 2016

Itinary Of MTN FA Cup Competition


The 2015-16 MTN FA Cup final will be played on Sunday, August, 28, 2016.


The Organisers of the competition, the MTN FA Cup Committee, who scheduled February for the start of the competition, believes the period between the semifinal and the final, should be enough for them to put the necessary arrangements in place to ensure the competition ends successfully.


There are 16 teams remaining and there will be a live draw on May 3 with matches being played from May 11.



The round of eight draw also comes off on June 7 while the quarter finals competition starts from June 15-19.


The Semi-finalists will face each other on July 30 and 31 to determine who qualifies to the grand finale.


Defending champions Medeama SC were knocked out by Liberty Professionals 5-4 on penalties after playing to a one-all draw in regulations time in the round of 64.


Defending league champions AshGold who got to the semifinal last year, were knocked out at the round 32 by Asokwa Deportivo, while Accra Hearts of Oak also dropped out of the competition at the same round, with Kotoko, Liberty Professionals, Sekondi Hasaacas, WAFA and Wa All Stars have all made it to the next round.





Itinary Of MTN FA Cup Competition