Dr. Prosper Narteh Ogum, the head coach of Asante Kotoko, has stated that he is determined to win the FA Cup, a trophy that has eluded him during his coaching career.
On Sunday, the Porcupine Warriors will play True Democracy, a lower-tier team, in the quarterfinals at Baba Yara Stadium.
Speaking before the pivotal match, Narteh Ogum underlined his resolve to win the championship because it is still the only significant domestic trophy that he has not won.
"For me, this competition is really significant. It is particularly special to me because I have never won it before coaching previous Premier teams like Dwarfs or WAFA. Even when we won the league the first time I moved to Kotoko, we did not advance past the first round.
He continued, "I have been able to coach to win the league previously, but I have not been able to achieve that in the FA Cup, so it is an incentive for me."
At 19:00 GMT, the eagerly awaited contest will begin.
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Attram De Visser defeats PAC Academy to earn a record FA Cup semi-final spot.
With a spectacular comeback, Attram De Visser defeated PAC Academy on penalties to advance to their first-ever FA Cup semi-final.
After Gabriel Matumassey's goal in the last minute of normal time forced the game into penalties, the second-tier team defeated PAC Academy 4-3.
Evans Sarfo's penalty kick halfway through the second half gave PAC Academy the lead.
But Attram De Visser showed tenacity when they put more pressure on their opponents in the closing seconds of the match.
They secured a corner kick after waves and waves of onslaught, and in the 93rd minute, it reached Matumassey's head.
Interestingly, Attram De Visser eliminated every opponent on penalties en route to the semifinals.
Before adding Pac Academy to their list of victims, the Sowutwom-based team advanced to the quarterfinals by defeating Port City, Okwahu United, and Bibiani GoldStars.
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