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There could be a Super Clash final in the MTN FA Cup this season after both Hearts of Oak and Asante Kotoko were put on either side of the round of 16 draw.
Defending champions Asante Kotoko will welcome Premier League side Berekum Chelsea.
Whilst Hearts of Oak travel to face relegation threatened Elmina Sharks.
In the other quarter-final games, AshantiGold will play against wildcard side Kintampo top talents.
Medeama will play Attram D. S. Academy who knocked out Legon Cities.
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