Ghana's leading telecommunications network, MTN, has once more shown faith with the domestic football system by powering the FA Cup.
Having been without a sponsor between 2002 and 2010, the FA Cup was in danger of losing its luster, until 2011 when the MTN FA Cup partnership was born.
Since then, there have been unforgettable moments and this year has been no exception.
Find below the best photos from the quarterfinal games played in the last week. This weekend, we see some more compelling football with two semis on Sunday.
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