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The premiership's top sides avoid each other in the quarter-finals of the MTN FA Cup after Tuesday's draw.Asante Kotoko, Medeama and Hearts of Oak all get home draws in the last eight of the competition which takes place on the weekend of April 27-28.Kotoko, losing finalist two season's ago will play Eleven Wise in Kumasi while Hearts of Oak will take on Gold Stars, who edged out AshantiGold in the fourth round.The competition is guaranteed a new winner following New Edubiase's second round exit.Quarter-final fixturesAsante Kotoko v Eleven WiseAmidaus v Aduana StarsMedeama v Heart of LionsHearts of Oak v Gold Stars
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