Former Fijiana 7s playmaker Younis Bese delivered a spectacular moment in the second semifinal of the Subrails Marama Cup, scoring a breathtaking match-winning try after the final hooter to secure a 36–31 victory for Suva against Kadavu. In a highly competitive match characterized by constant back-and-forth exchanges, Bese’s agility and strength allowed her to breach Kadavu’s defense, diving over the line in the corner to bring home the win.
The first half saw Kadavu take control, managing to score the first two tries and leading 17–12 as they entered the break. However, Suva showcased their resolve and composure, gradually turning defensive pressure into attacking chances as the match progressed.
As the clock wound down, both teams engaged in a thrilling exchange of tries, making the closing minutes extremely tense. When Suva regained possession after the final whistle had blown, Bese took the opportunity to sprint down the wing, ultimately sealing their hard-fought victory.
This win propels Suva into the finals, where they will face Namosi, continuing their impressive trajectory in local rugby competitions. Suva’s recent performances highlight the team’s depth and resilience, further reinforcing the excitement surrounding Fijian rugby and its promising future. The spirited nature displayed by both Suva and Kadavu throughout the match exemplifies the intense competition in the Marama Cup, and the commitment from each team fuels anticipation for more thrilling encounters ahead as the tournament progresses.
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