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Hasaacas Ladies continued their impressive run towards the end of the season as they punched their ticket to the Women's FA Cup final.
The Hasmal Ladies claimed a 3-0 win over Jonina Ladies at the Cape Coast Stadium on Saturday, March 21, in the semi-final of the cup competition. w
It was the third meeting between the two teams with Jonina getting the better of Hasaacas in the previous two meetings.
Milot Pokuaa scored twice in the fixture, adding to her recent performances for the club.
Hasaacas Ladies will now face Army Ladies in the final of the FA Cup.
Photographer, Prince Opoku Amaning, watched the match at close range and captured these special moments in the game.
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