Hearts and Kotoko Progress To Last 32 Of MTN FA Cup

Telecommunications Network, MTN FA Cup round of 64 matches ended on Sunday across the country.

The mouthwatering fixtures saw giant killers Steadfast United burying Berekum Chelsea, and Liberty Professionals sent defending champions, Medeama SC parking out of the competition.

Impressive Hearts of Oak extended the fine from the this year’s league to the competition, hammering Wassaman United 3-0 at the Accra Sports Stadium.

Last year’s finalists Asante Kotoko laboured to bundle out 10-man Division Two side, A.K Shion on penalties.

Bellow are teams through to the Round of 32

1.Ashgold

2.Kotoko

3.Techiman city

4.Bechem utd

5.Steadfast

6.Accra Youth

7.Dwarfs fc

8.Okwawu utd

9.Hearts of oak

10.Emmanuel fc

11.Inter Allies

12.Hassacas

13.Wa Rockets

14.Rainbow fc

15.Dunkwa utd

16.Liberty fc

17.Planners fc

18.Real 24Hours

19.Asokwa Deportivo

20.True Democracy

21.Pure joy

22.Sunyani Liberty

23.Karela fc

24.Wafa s

25.Fc Nsoatre

26.Wa All Stars

Hearts and Kotoko Progress To Last 32 Of MTN FA Cup

Sue The GFA And Get Expelled! - Malik Jabir

Former Kumasi Asante Kotoko coach and player, Malik Jabir has called on the Ghana football Association (GFA) to find a stiff punishment for clubs that tend to delay and halt the league with court cases.

 

Ghanaian clubs often implore all the legal options available to them when an a disciplinary case has been reviewed and the verdict has not gone their way. The 2014/15 premier league season was delayed as owner and bank-roller of Kumasi based club, King Faisal, Alhaji Grunsah felt the FA treated his club unfairly and accused GFA of having a hand in their relegation – the issue is still in court and yet to be reviewed.

 

 

The 2015/16 has equally started late due to a bribery allegation scandal involving Techiman City and Wa Africa united with the former club accused of receiving an amount of Ghc2000 to play a fixed game that will enable Wa Africa united stay in the division one league.

 

In an interview with Boss fm 93.7, Malik Jabir with his vast experience in Ghanaian football said, “The Ghana football association should just ignore teams that sue the FA. Football has nothing to do with court cases so everyone who feels a case did not go their way so the next option is the judiciary then there will be no need for matches to even be played.”

 

“There should be a policy that will ensue teams that sue the FA are expelled from the club and that will be a language they will surely understand,” he added.

 

The Ghana premier league is scheduled to commence on February 20 but Wa Africa united, Berekum Arsenal and Real Tamale united lawyer Obiri Boahen’s has threatened to serve the GFA with a court injunction should the league start.

Sue The GFA And Get Expelled! - Malik Jabir