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The head coach for Hearts of Oak, Samuel Boadu has named a 22-man squad for the 2022 MTN FA Cup final game against Bechem United at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium on Sunday, June 26.
The Rainbow club are looking to defend the title they won last season after a poor campaign in the 2021/22 Ghana Premier League.
The FA Cup is the only chance for the Phobians to end the season with a major silverware after rivals Asante Kotoko won the Premier League.
Sulley Muntari is absent from the squad, along with Robert Addo Sowah, who had just returned from injury, Kofi Kordzi, and Patrick Razak have been included in the team.
The 22-man list for the match on Sunday is as below:
Goalkeepers: Richard Atta, Richmond Ayi, Benjamin Mensah
Defenders: Samuel Inkoom, James Sewornu, Dennis Korsah, Caleb Amankwah, Mohammed Alhassan, Robert Addo Sowah, Dankyi William, Fatawu Mohammed
Midfielders: Ushau Abu, Awako Gladson, Ansah Botchwey, Agyenim Boateng
Forwards: Patrick Razak, Enoch Asubonteng, Benjamin Yorke, Seidu Suraj, Kwadwo Obeng Jnr, Kordzi Kofi, Daniel Afriyie Barnie
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