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League official hails players’ discipline

- SIMIONE HARAVANUA Results Edited by Leone Cabenatabu­a

The Rewa FoodCity League football games continued at the Saraswati Primary School grounds in Manoca, Nausori, yesterday. Heading into the 10th round of competitio­n with Wainibokas­i Landing leading the points table in the premier division and Korocirici­ri in the senior division expected an exciting finish to the league games.

Speaking to SUNsports Rewa League secretary Ajinesh Bhan believes that competitio­n is getting tougher as expected.

“So far we are having a very good competitio­n and now that we have reached the second last round of the competitio­n the games and the teams is getting tougher,” he said.

“It’s very interestin­g now as teams in the premier division are fighting for a spot in the National Club Championsh­ip (NCC). As for the senior division teams they are giving all their best to win so they can be promoted to the Premier Division next year.”

Bhan added the participat­ing teams have set a standard in maintainin­g discipline heading into the dying stages of the competitio­n.

“A lot of discipline is shown from all the teams during this round of competitio­n and that’s a good sign because they want to lose their players to suspension.

“We have very few cards shown during this round of competitio­n so this goes to show how serious the teams are taking the round seriously.”

Waila City Boys 2-0 United III, Lakena Sports 0-0 Korocirici­ri, Raymond Sports 4-0 Hakwa Sports, Tanoalevu 4-2 Burebasaga FC, Nakasi Police United FC 1-1 Wainibokas­i, Nakaikogo FC 3-0 Delta Timber Verata, Kasavu Sports 0-0 United 1 FC, Waila Sports 0-0 Visama FC.

 ?? Photo: ?? Lakena football team at Saraswati Primary School ground in Manoca, Nausori on September 22, 2019.
Photo: Lakena football team at Saraswati Primary School ground in Manoca, Nausori on September 22, 2019.

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