The Ghana FA has stated that the draw will take place at the GFA Secretariat Conference Room at 11 a.m. on December 19, which means reigning champions Nsoatreman will find out who they will face in the MTN FA Cup Round of 32.
Clubs from Division One, Division Two, and the Ghana Premier League comprise the 32 remaining teams, who are excited to find out what their next obstacles in this season's campaign will be.
Following a fierce Round of 64, teams are eagerly awaiting what should be another exciting round of the competition.
Top teams like Hearts of Oak, the FA Cup record holders, and their bitter rivals, Asante Kotoko, will go to the draw with Nsoatreman, who won their first trophy the previous season.
In a genuinely unexpected league, lower-tier teams from Division One and Division Two will also be eager to keep upsetting the odds.
The Round of 32 draw is a highly anticipated event because the MTN FA Cup is still a stage where reputation is not important and every side has an equal chance to win.
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Andre Ayew discusses Le Havre's dismal performance: "It has not been easy for us and our fans."
Andre Ayew, an attacker for Ghana, acknowledged that the team's bad performance in Ligue 1 has made things difficult for both the players and the supporters.
After their 3-0 loss to Strasbourg over the weekend, Ayew offered these comments. With 12 points, the loss drops them to 17th place on the league log.
Le Havre supporters responded angrily to the defeat by jeering at the players.
Ayew told the club's media that he thinks the fans and the club are going through a difficult time.
"I understand the supporters' dissatisfaction, but it is difficult to be at home and hear that," he remarked.
"They give everything just as much as we do. Together, we are in this predicament. People truly expect us to give them victories, but we are unable to do so.
"We truly need them, but we will make an effort to make them happy. It is going to be difficult without them.
"I know they are still here, they are with us, but we need them more in tough times, and I can promise them we will do everything in May to keep Le Havre in Ligue 1," he continued.
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