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FA Cup final to be contested over two legs – GFA

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FA Cup final to be contested over two legs – GFA

The road to the historic final will begin with the preliminary round, scheduled for October 23-26, 2026.

The two-legged final will then bring the competition to a historic climax in June, with the finalists having the opportunity to compete across two decisive encounters for the coveted trophy.

The final of the 2026/27 MTN FA Cup will be contested over two legs for the first time in the history of Ghanaian domestic football.

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