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Okwahu united completed the weekend of shcoks with a 1-0 victory over academy WAFA in Nkawkaw.
Kwame Kyere Addo scored the match winner in the 115th minute to help Okwahu register the famous victory over the Premier League outfit.
The Kwahu side who suspended their coach prior to this game gave a good account of themselves during the game and were a handful for the Premier League opponents.
West African Football Academy finished the match with ten men after defender Abubakari Ibrahim was sent off for a second yellow card offence.
Okwahu United will face Liberty Professionals in the semi-final next month in Kumasi with the aim of winning their third FA Cup title.
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