The Fijian Drua have arrived in Perth and are gearing up for a crucial match against the Western Force this Sunday at 6:05 PM as part of the 2025 Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific season. Head coach Glen Jackson is optimistic as the team adapts to the warm weather conditions, which he believes will play to their advantage.
Jackson remarked on the initial chill they faced but noted that the increasing temperatures, expected to reach around 30 degrees by game day, will suit the Drua’s playing style. He emphasized the importance of this match, acknowledging that both teams are looking to rebound from recent defeats. The Western Force currently sits in eighth place with nine points, while the Drua are just behind in tenth place with seven points, making this clash essential for their standings and playoff hopes.
The Drua’s squad aims to improve upon their previous performances, particularly focusing on their consistency away from home. Key players will be instrumental in establishing a rhythm throughout the match. This is a significant opportunity for the Drua to secure their first win on the road this season, potentially revitalizing their campaign and inspiring their dedicated fanbase.
This match not only represents an important chance for points but also symbolizes the greater spirit of resilience and determination that characterizes Fijian rugby. With both the men’s team and their women counterparts striving for success, there is palpable optimism within the Drua community, highlighting the unity and passion for rugby across Fiji.
Fans can catch the live broadcast of the match on FBC Sports, and there is hope that the Drua’s performance will uplift their supporters and strengthen the rugby community as they fight for improvement and success in this competitive season.
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