Rewa proved their mettle by staging a formidable comeback to beat Tavua 4-2 in an exciting Extra Premier League encounter at Ratu Cakobau Park in Nausori. After going down 1-0 in the second half, the Delta Tigers displayed remarkable determination and skill to turn the match in their favor, denying Tavua a victory on the road.
Rewa’s head coach, Rodicks Singh, praised his team’s resilience and attributed their success to a collective effort aimed at securing those vital three points. “I like to thank the Lord Almighty for the win. The boys did well. Our target of getting the three points, we achieved it,” Singh stated.
Despite the win, Singh recognized there are areas for improvement, particularly in maintaining pace and strengthening their defensive strategy. “It was a tough match. Tavua came to play; in the first half, we dropped our pace,” he noted. The coach reflected on the missed opportunities, mentioning that the team missed two penalties during the match which could have impacted the final scoreline.
This victory places Rewa in a competitive position within the league, as they continue to strive for success ahead of the Fiji FACT competition. Rewa’s resilience mirrors their previous encounters this season, where they have showcased their ability to bounce back from setbacks, promising an exciting trajectory moving forward as they aim to climb the league standings.
In other matches on the same day, Labasa defeated Nasinu 4-2, Nadi lost to Ba 2-1, and Suva beat Navua 2-1, highlighting the competitive nature of the Extra Premier League and keeping fans on the edge of their seats. As the league progresses, the continued performances and determination of teams like Rewa offer fans hope for thrilling football in the upcoming matches.
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