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Beginning Wednesday, clubs will be jostling for places in the third round of the MTN FA Cup with the start of the Round of 64 games.
Only one game will come off Wednesday as the clash between St. Mirren and Agbozome gets the action started.
Both sides will meet at the University of Ghana Main Field to play for place in the next round in a 3:00pm kick off game that will be broadcast live on a number of television stations including Multi TV.
Second tier side, Mirren, who reached the last 16 in the previous Cup competition would be hoping to avoid an early upset.
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