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Hearts of Oak will play host to Home Stars in the round of 32 of the 2024/25 MTN FA Cup following the draw on Thursday, December 19.
The Accra-based club will look to advance to the next round of the competition with the Division One League side next in line for them.
Home Stars shocked Legon Cities in the previous round to reach this stage while the Phobians eased past Immigration in the Round of 64.
Asante Kotoko, who claimed a win over Future Stars FC, who also travel to face Division Two side Acceler8z in a tussle for a spot in the last 16.
Acceler8z defeated Sefwi All Stars FC in the previous stage to ensure a place in the last 32 and will now look to upset the Ghana Premier League side.
Here are all the fixtures for the Round of 32:
The round of 32 matches are set to be played between January 10 and January 13, 2025.
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