Exciting football action is set to unfold as the 2025 Fiji FA Presidents Cup kicks off tomorrow at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva. This weekend, fans will also witness the thrilling semi-finals and finals of the 2025 BiC Fiji FACT tournament, enhancing the atmosphere surrounding Fijian football.
Football enthusiasts are encouraged to come out and support their local districts, as both rising talents and experienced players will compete for the coveted Presidents Cup title. The weekend’s match schedule includes several exciting fixtures: Tavua FC will face Northland Tailevu at 1 PM on Friday, followed by Tailevu Naitasiri battling Nasinu at 3 PM. Saturday will see Tailevu Naitasiri take on Tavua FC at 9:30 AM, and Nasinu will go head-to-head with Northland Tailevu at 11:30 AM. The action continues on Sunday with Northland Tailevu meeting Tailevu Naitasiri at 9 AM, while Nasinu FC squares off against Tavua FC at 11 AM.
In addition to the Presidents Cup excitement, the 2025 RC Manubhai/APCO Coatings International Veterans Tournament is underway at the Fiji FA Academy grounds in Vatuwaqa. This tournament features 16 teams, showcasing a variety of age divisions and veteran players. Teams like My Suva Legends, Nasinu Legends, Rewa Masters, and Lami Legends will compete in the Over-45 division, while the Over-40 category includes defending champions Rewa Masters and other prominent teams.
The anticipation is palpable for the 2025 BiC Fiji FACT semi-finals, set for Saturday, where Lautoka will take on Labasa at 2 PM, followed by Suva facing Rewa at 4:30 PM. The finals will be held on Sunday at 4 PM, further heightening the excitement for the weekend’s events.
This upcoming weekend, highlighting various tiers of Fijian football, promises not just to be an exhibition of skill and passion but also a celebration of community spirit, as fans unite to support their teams. As all the teams prepare for these critical matches, hopes are high for memorable performances and moments that will resonate within the local football culture for years to come.
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