According to Uncle T United president, Mr Isaac Tetteh (TT Brothers), who was a former Hearts management member, the clash offers his side an opportunity to avenge the 0-1 defeat they tasted in a friendly at Pobiman a few months ago.
"I see the draw as an opportune time to pay Hearts in their own coin. You remember we lost painfully to Hearts due to a defensive error; we see Wednesday's game as an opportunity to teach them a soccer lesson," said Mr Tetteh.
Uncle T United faces a rejuvenated Hearts side which won five of their last six matches to help them win Group B of the Normalisation Committee Special Competition. However, the Phobians cannot underrate the potential of the Division One side which can cause an upset.
In Kumasi, Asante Kotoko, who came second in Group A behind Ashantigold and won the Otumfuo Cup at the expense of visiting Asec Mimosas of Cote d’Ivoire last Sunday, will face Division One side, Real Tamale United (RTU), in a tricky encounter.
In other games, Ashgold host Young Apostles at Obuasi, New Edubiase play Asokwa Deportivo, Medeama clash with Bibiani Gold Stars at Tarkwa, FC Samartex welcome Tamale City to Samreboi, Wa Suntaa versus Nkoranza Warriors, Aduana versus Berekum Arsenal, B.A. United versus Kintampo FC, Liberty meet Skyy FC at Dansoman, Elmina Sharks play host to Heart of Lions at the Nduom Stadium, and Mighty Jets versus Proud United at Tema.
After the group phase of the Tier 1 competition, 32 teams, comprising eight from the Premier division and 24 from Division One,.qualified for the Tier 2 competition.
The pairings were done according to zones to avoid the huge cost of travelling to match centres.
The Tier 2 competition represents the FA Cup and will be played in a knockout format.
The ultimate winner represents Ghana at the CAF Confederation Cup next season. Read Full Story
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