The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua are gearing up for an eagerly awaited match against the Western Force at Churchill Park in Lautoka. Fullback Isaiah Armstrong-Ravula, who will start in the clash, is focused on ensuring the team maintains its strong home record, having not lost in their last nine outings at this venue.
As this match marks the Drua’s final home game of the season, Ravula is eager to finish on a positive note. “We’re just focused on our consistency. We need to cover our basics well. It’s going to be a good challenge,” he stated, highlighting both the team’s commitment and the excitement surrounding the game.
A particularly special moment for Ravula is the opportunity to play against Wallabies legend Kurtley Beale, one of his childhood heroes. “To play against him is an honour,” he reflected, sharing how much Beale has inspired him throughout his sports journey.
Fans have been instrumental in supporting the Drua, and Ravula expressed his gratitude for the messages and encouragement from the community. “To all our fans, thank you for your support. We’ve received all your messages, all your love and even all the hate. Please come down and support us. It should be a great day,” he added, emphasizing the importance of their presence in the stands.
In a similar vein, previous articles have noted the Drua’s determination to turn recent challenges into growth opportunities. With this match being crucial not just for securing points but also for rebuilding confidence within the squad, there is a renewed sense of hope and anticipation among players and fans alike. The Drua’s commitment to rallying together for a strong performance reflects their belief in collective resilience and teamwork as they aim for a successful finale to their home campaign.
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