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Asante Kotoko turn their sights to FA Cup glory as they aim to play in Africa and arrest the possibility of finishing the season with nothing.
Having failed to challenge for the league title, the Porcupine Warriors' hopes of a second place finish looks to have failed with two matches to go.
But for Kotoko, the chance to play continental football - Confederation Cup - can only be assured if they win the Cup.
Following their shocking defeat over the weekend in the league, Kotoko have turned their focus to the knockout competition as they go into Wednesday's FA Cup quarter-final tie against Heart of Lions.
The all-premiership clash between Kotoko and Lions will kick off the FA Cup quarter-final pairings on May 25.
Both sides will meet at the Baba Yara Stadium in one of the two midweek quarter-final matches of the Cup competition.
The game in Kumasi kicks off at 18:15 GMT [6.15pm].
The other fixture would see Division One campaigners, D'International and FC Nania play at the Tema Stadium in a 15:00 GMT [3.00pm] kick off match.
Quarter-final matches - Wednesday, May 25
Asante Kotoko vrs Heart of Lions
D'International vrs FC Nania
Source: Ghanafa.org
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