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The FA Cup Committee have announced that Fifa referee Thomas Nunoo will officiate the MTN FA Cup final between FC Nania and Asante Kotoko.Nunoo, 40, has officiated more games in the Ghanaian premier league and would take charge of the game at the Accra Sports Stadium on Sunday.All the match officials are from Accra as David Laryea and David Adjin will assist Nunoo, with Cecil Fletcher filling the role of fourth official.Michael A Dadzie is the match commissioner for the Cup final.Source: Ghanafa.org
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