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Asante Kotoko and Agbozome Weavers' Round of 32 MTN FA Cup fixture will take place on Wednesday, April 3, the FA Cup Committee has announced.
The decision means Kotoko will be able to clear their outstanding Premier League matches before meeting the third-tier side in the Cup competition fixture.
Kotoko will be away for the game at the Ho Stadium.
The game was postponed from its original date because Kotoko had to travel to Algeria for a CAF Champions League fixture on the match date.
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