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Inter Allies progress to the MTN FA Cup semi-final by defeating Hasaacas 1-0 in an exciting encounter at the Tema Stadium on Saturday.
The win will serve as a big boost for the Premier League debutants who are struggling to survive relegation.
Sherrif Mohammed's first half header from a corner kick put the Tema-side on course as the Cup competition produced yet another upset.
Hasaacas will rue the many missed opportunities as they hit the post twice and also saw a penalty wasted.
After many missed chances, Hasaacas were unable to redeem themselves as their only hope of silverware came crushing at the Tema Stadium.
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