The boys from the capital city are well aware of the high expectations placed upon them and are preparing with all their might for the semifinals.
Guided by coach Babs Khan, Suva Football faces various challenges as they adapt to another new coaching strategy this season.
Khan highlights the team’s dedication to adapting to his tactical style as they approach the semifinals.
Despite their ability to maintain possession and string passes together, Khan notes that converting these opportunities into goals remains their primary challenge.
“We could complete 250 passes, but if we don’t score, it doesn’t count. Finishing is one area we are working on, and it’s a significant concern for me,” he stated.
With the semifinals approaching, Khan encourages all fans to come out and support the team.
“Please do come and support us in the semifinals; you’ll see a different team,” he assured, expressing hope that the team will meet the heightened expectations of their supporters.
The Flick Hygiene Suva team will face Smart Security/Calgary Nadi at 4:30 pm this Saturday at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva.