The Fijian Drua are gearing up for a highly anticipated rematch against the NSW Waratahs, with the stakes raised following their narrow loss earlier this season in Sydney. Head coach Glen Jackson has emphasized the importance of being prepared to confront the Waratahs on home turf at Churchill Park in Lautoka this Saturday.
Jackson expressed confidence, stating, “To front up,” is the core strategy for the upcoming clash. He acknowledged the motivation stemming from their previous encounter with the Waratahs, highlighting how that game has fueled the team’s energy and eagerness to perform well.
The Drua are well aware of the Waratahs’ evolving style and are gearing up to challenge their disciplined gameplay. Jackson is hopeful that the team can leverage recent performances, even in defeat, to secure the much-needed victory this time around.
With a kickoff scheduled for 2.05 PM, fans can watch the match live on FBC Sports. This encounter not only promises an exciting showdown between two competitive teams but also represents an opportunity for the Drua to demonstrate their growth and resilience in the face of adversity.
The match is being keenly anticipated by supporters, who are hopeful that this game could signify a turning point in the Drua’s season as they continue to strengthen their standing in the Super Rugby Pacific competition. The spirit and determination of the Drua to overcome past challenges bode well for what could be an unforgettable match for both the players and the fans.
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