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Asante Kotoko will play away from home in the semi-final stage of the MTN FA Cup following Friday's draw to determine the match venues.The Porcupine Warriors will use the Accra Sports Stadium when they battle Amidaus Professionals on June 2 for a place in the final.As Kotoko travel to Accra, their rivals, Hearts of Oak will head in the opposite direction to Kumasi, the home grounds of their dreaded rivals - Kotoko - for the other last four game on the same day.The Phobians play Medeama at the Baba Yara Stadium.According to the FA Cup Committee, the all premiership semi-final matches which will be played on the same day will now start simultaneously.The fixture in Accra and Kumasi will kick off at 3:00pm.Semi-final fixtures on June 2Asante Kotoko v Amidaus - AccraMedeama v Heart of Oak - Kumasi
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