League leaders, Accra Great Olympics will play as visitors to Legon Cities in a local derby at Accra Sports Stadium. In the first round, Legon Cities who lost 0-3 to Olympics will seek to bounce back to winning ways.
They have a huge task ahead after losing 1-2 to Berekum Chelsea away during match day 18. On the other hand, Olympics having pipped Medeama 1-0 during match day 18 will seek to stretch their lead on the league table as they leave no stone unturned. Can Coach Bashir Hayford and his Legon Cities shock Olympics?
Later Inter Allies will play as host to second place on the league log, Karela United. Inter Allies who lost 0-1 to Karela away in the first round and languishing at the bottom of the table will attempt to redeem themselves to push them up from the relegation zone.
Elsewhere, AshGold will welcome Accra Hearts of Oak to the Obuasi Len Clay Sports stadium in a mouthwatering game. In match day 18, AshGold played out 1-1 against Karela away whilst Hearts of Oak beat Aduana 2-0 at Accra Sports Stadium. AshGold played out 2-2 against Hearts of Oak away in the first round at Accra Sports Stadium.
Similarly, Asante Kotoko will be at home to square off with Berekum Chelsea.
In other games, Dreams FC will travel away to play as visitors to Medeama at Tarkwa whilst Mysterious Ebusua Dwarfs will entertain Techiman Eleven Wonders at Cape Coast.
Then at the Carl Reindorf Park in Dansoman, Liberty Professionals will welcome Elmina Sharks whilst Aduana Stars play as host to King Faisal in Dormaa.
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