Rewa FC is preparing for a significant challenge in the 2025 OFC Men’s Champions League, setting their sights on outperforming last year’s semifinal run. Skipper Setareki Hughes has communicated a motivating message to his teammates in camp: “Do your best and surpass last year’s performance.” The Delta Tigers remain aware of their near miss in last year’s semifinals, where they were defeated 4-2 by AS Pirae, and are eager to translate that experience into success in the upcoming matches.
The team’s opening game against AS Tiga Sport is scheduled for tomorrow at 1 PM local time in Honiara, Solomon Islands. Competing in a tough Group A, Rewa FC is determined to make their mark, especially supported by their home crowd. Despite some setbacks, including registration issues with key players and injuries, Coach Rodeck Singh remains hopeful. He believes these challenges present an opportunity for other players to step up and demonstrate their talents.
The return of several players from the Fiji national team adds a strong dimension to Rewa’s roster, as these athletes bring much-needed experience to support the team’s ambitions. Fans of Rewa are looking forward to what promises to be an exciting season, with aspirations of advancing beyond the semifinals.
This year’s tournament not only provides a platform for showcasing skill and resilience but also enables Rewa FC to inspire the next generation of Fijian players, creating a narrative of growth and potential within Oceania football. The Delta Tigers’ determination and the camaraderie of their supporters serve as a beacon of hope as they pursue their goal of tournament success.
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