Drua Ready to Challenge Blues: A Clash of Titans in Suva!

Drua Ready to Challenge Blues: A Clash of Titans in Suva!

Swire Shipping Fijian Drua captain Mesake Doge expressed a strong sense of enthusiasm and readiness as his team prepares to face the formidable Auckland Blues in Round 13 of the Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific tonight at HFC Bank Stadium in Suva. Doge emphasized the significant challenge posed by the Blues, particularly noting their strength in the forward pack, but initiated a rallying call for his teammates to rise to the occasion.

“We know the job that is ahead of us,” said Doge. “The Blues pack is not coming to lose in Fiji, and we do not want to lose here in our home ground, so it’s quite a serious game for us. The boys are prepared this week.” Through hard work and a resolute focus, the team aims to break the Blues’ previous dominance in Fijian territory, where they have struggled historically, having lost their last four encounters against this opponent.

Doge shared that the players have shown heightened enthusiasm this week, particularly after their recent narrow victory over the Queensland Reds, and they are determined to replicate that energy on the field. He noted, “We have to take it one game at a time. Our focus is directly on the task in front of us, rather than worrying about the broader outlook of the season.”

Head coach Glen Jackson echoed this sentiment, appreciating the advantage of playing at home and the importance of community support. He acknowledged that the recent victory has boosted the team’s confidence while emphasizing how crucial it will be for them to physically match the Blues’ intensity. “This match offers us a true opportunity to stamp our mark at home and start a new chapter against the Blues,” Jackson remarked.

As excitement builds, fans are encouraged to come out and support the Drua, making it a vibrant atmosphere for what promises to be a thrilling encounter. The sense of unity within the community underscores the spirit of Fijian rugby, instilling hope and pride as the team strives for success tonight. All eyes will be on the match as the Drua aim to turn their newfound momentum into a significant win again the Blues.


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