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Women’s FA Cup: Defending champions Hasaacas to face Haasport in Round of 32

Edwin Kwakofi by Edwin Kwakofi
February 18, 2022
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Defending FA Cup champions, Hasaacas Ladies have been drawn against Haasport Ladies in the Women’s FA Cup Round of 32.

Last season’s runners-up, Ampem Darkoa Ladies take on former FA Cup winners, Prisons Ladies.

Fabulous Ladies will also face Kumasi Sports Academy in a local derby.

The draw was held on Thursday, February 17 in the studios of StarTimes Adepa and Max TV, having originally been scheduled to take place the day before.

It had to be moved because of the live Women’s Premier League match between Faith Ladies and Police Ladies.

The matches are expected to begin on the weekend of 25th February to  March 1, 2022.

Here are the full pairings for the Round of 32:

 

 

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