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The MTN FA Cup encounter between Asante Kotoko and Medeama has been rescheduled after heavy rains forced the game to end abruptly.
The game was tied at 0-0 with over 70 minutes remaining before the rains accompanied by strong winds forced referee Awal Mohammed to halt proceedings.
#MTNFACupGH 2nd semi final game between @AsanteKotoko_SC & @MedeamaSC has been RAINED OFF after 22 mins (0-0). #SuperSunday pic.twitter.com/BOIKweK68Q
— Ghana Premier League (@GHPLLive) October 1, 2017
It's back to square one tomorrow as both clubs battle for the final ticket. The winner will face Hearts of Oak, who overpowered WA All Stars.
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