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Liberty Professionals edged out Medeama to the Round of 16 place in the MTN FA Cup on Wednesday after winning on penalties.In a replay of their third round fixture last season where Medeama strolled to a 3-0 win, Liberty were the victors this time round but had to rely on the lottery of penalties to beat the Tarkwa side 3-1.Both sides played out a 0-0 scoreline after regulation time as the tie headed into penalties where Medeama missed three crucial kicks while goalkeeper Daniel Adjei scored from the spot to hand Liberty victory.
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