Audio By Carbonatix
Dreams Football Club's MTN FA Cup game against Soccer Intellectuals has been rescheduled to Wednesday, May 1.
The Dawu-based team are looking to defend the title they won last year but will face Division One League side Soccer Intellectuals in the quarterfinal.
The tie had been initially scheduled for March 31, however, the Still Believe lads campaign in the CAF Confederation Cup meant the game was rescheduled.
The picture has now been slated for May 1 with the Theatre of Dreams in Dawu set to host both teams.
The Division One League side are on a fairytale ride in the competition and will be looking to upset the defending champions.
One of the two teams will be looking to join Nsoatreman Football Club, Legon Cities Football Club and Bofoakwa Tano in the last four of the competition.
The semi-final matches will be played between May 10 and 13, 2024.
Latest Stories
-
Ghana’s public sector pay exceeds ECOWAS threshold – Finance Minister
2 hours -
Man City suffer Champions League exit to Real Madrid
2 hours -
Chelsea blown away by PSG to exit Champions League
3 hours -
Thiago and Rayan receive first Brazil call-ups
3 hours -
VAR error cost Brighton penalty against Arsenal
3 hours -
FIFA appears to rule out moving Iran’s matches to Mexico
3 hours -
CAF declare Morocco AFCON 2025 winners with final results overturned
3 hours -
Sporting Lisbon’s superb comeback ends Bodo/Glimt’s run
3 hours -
Ali Larijani, Iran’s ultimate backroom powerbroker, dies at 67
3 hours -
Gov’t urges reforms in education sector to boost competitiveness
4 hours -
No full renegotiation of conditions of service across public sector in 2026 – Mahama to Organised Labour
4 hours -
Osabarimba Kwesi Atta II to grace Gomoa Easter Carnival
4 hours -
High public sector wage bill leaves Ghana with little room to hire new workers
4 hours -
Employees compensation the largest share of gov’t expenditure – Finance Minister
4 hours -
Early indications show Israel tank fire hit UN Lebanon base injuring Ghanaian peacekeepers, source says
4 hours