Abedi Pele’s Nania Fc Vow To Upset Berekum Cheslea In Mtn Fa Cup Semi

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By Patrick Akoto

Nania FC head coach Annor Walker

Ghana’s second-tier side Nania FC are keen to make history when they tackle Premier League champions Berekum Chelsea in the semi-finals of the MTN FA cup on Sunday.

Nania brushed aside D’international to book a date with Chelsea who are in the frame to win double this season.

The club which is owned by Ghana’s legend Abedi Pele are motivated for the game which will serve as the qualifying ground for the CAF Confederation cup next term at the Baba Yara stadium in Kumasi.

”We have lot of respect for Chelsea but we’ll not be overawed by their status. This is a cup match and anything can happen and so we’ll be counting on that to cause an upset,” Nania FC public relations officer Isaac Eshun said.

The winner of the match will meet Kotoko, Medeama/Sporting Mirren in the final.

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Abedi Pele’s Nania Fc Vow To Upset Berekum Cheslea In Mtn Fa Cup Semi