In a thrilling display of skill and determination, Southern Legions FC faced off against Gulf Komara FC in an all-Melanesian showdown on Day Four of the OFC Futsal Men’s Champions League held in Suva. The match was truly a contest of resilience and talent, offering fans a spectacle filled with goals.
Southern Legions, seeking their first win of the tournament, started strong but encountered a fierce defense from Gulf Komara, who were still looking to secure their inaugural victory. Gulf Komara’s goalkeeper, Laventine Monou, showcased commendable skill early on, making it difficult for Southern Legions to break the deadlock.
However, the Southern Legions surged ahead as Captain Kemly Lehi opened the scoring after receiving a deft pass from his brother, Alex Wilkins. Following this breakthrough, Jayson Timatua extended their lead with a powerful free kick, marking the beginning of a scoring flurry.
Lehi continued to shine, scoring alongside teammates Alista Karlip and Ashley Joseph, who managed to contribute two goals. The first half concluded dramatically, with Southern Legions leading an impressive 6–0.
After the break, Jayson Bule added another goal, but Gulf Komara, despite their scoreline struggles, managed to showcase their fighting spirit through goals from Morris Frida and Ronald Regy, bringing the tally to 7–2. Nonetheless, the Southern Legions were relentless and finished the match strong, netting six additional goals in the final moments to secure an overwhelming 13–2 victory.
This match not only highlights the talented roster of Southern Legions FC but also underscores Gulf Komara’s potential, as they continue to adapt and grow in the competition. Fans of both teams hope for a brighter outcome in future fixtures as Gulf Komara looks to translate their effort into results.
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