The three-day competition is to commemorate this year's Homowo Festival. It will comprise 16 clubs which will battle it out to determine the maiden Futsal (five-a-side soccer) champion.

The FA Cup is to pave the way for the first edition of the Futsal Super League scheduled to kick off at the end of September.

Participating teams

The participating teams include AMG FC, Cancheros FC, Future Soccer Academy, King Solomon Mini Football Club, Blessed Kickers FC, Dacota FC, Gadu FC, Sansiro City FC, Danac FC and Stitch in Time Academy.

The rest are Y2K FC, Adentan Youth Futsal Club, Mission FC, Auxano FC, Real Hearts Futsal Club and Oblogo Soccer Ideas FC.
The decision was reached after a meeting between the Futsal Super League Committee and 18 registered clubs at the GFA Conference Room last Friday.

Guests

Also present at the meeting were the GFA president, Kurt E.S. Okraku, and his General Secretary, Prosper Harrison Addo.

Mr Addo noted that though there was massive interest in the new sport across the country, the GFA had decided to embark on a pilot league in Accra and roll it out later in the Ashanti Region and the other regions in subsequent seasons.

Mr Okraku also welcomed the clubs who have so far shown interest in futsal competitions and entreated them to co-operate with the FA and the committee to ensure a successful season.

The FA president promised to grace the occasion on the final day of the competition on Sunday.
Futsal was affiliated to the GFA in 2019 and has since generated huge interest among the Ghanaian football fraternity.