Drua
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Fijian Drua expand seating and cut ticket prices for May 2 Highlanders clash at Four R Stadium
More affordable tickets and expanded capacity are on the way as the Drua gear up for a must-watch May 2 clash with the Highlanders at Four R Stadium, after a sell-out left fans outside.
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Drua must win five of seven to reach the playoffs as Brumbies loom in Canberra
Glen Jackson labels the Brumbies as fired-up and ready to sting the Drua in Canberra, as the Fiji side fights for a late-season playoff push. Expect a tug-of-war over territory, kick-chase battles, and a crucial road showing that could shape the rest of the campaign.
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Mayanavanua back to captain Drua for Canberra clash with Brumbies as Tawake hits 50th Super Rugby appearance
Temo Mayanavanua makes his return to captain the Drua as they head to Canberra, with Samuela Tawake set for a milestone 50th Super Rugby Pacific appearance. A timely mid-season boost that could shape the Brumbies showdown.
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Drua in Bonus-Point Crisis as Finishing and Kicking Come Under Spotlight
When close results shape a season, the focus shifts from flair to the small, reliable touches—better game management, sharper kicking, and late-game discipline. A young aspiring referee offers a hopeful glimpse into a more inclusive future for Fiji’s rugby, while broader community concerns remind us how tiny, steady steps can quietly change the game.
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Glen Jackson leaves Fijian Drua after five-year stint as head coach
Glen Jackson’s five-year journey with the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua ends in abrupt fashion. As the club heads into a pivotal phase of the season, questions loom about leadership and the road ahead.
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Isikeli Basiyalo bags dream Super Rugby Pacific debut with first Drua try against Western Force
Isikeli Basiyalo’s dream debut lit up Churchill Park as the 21-year-old Volivoli speedster pounced on a key intercept and sprinted to the line, electrifying the Drua faithful. A rapid rise through Fiji’s development ranks, his moment on Super Rugby Pacific’s stage promises plenty more to come.
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Lomax shines on Force debut as Western Force fall 24-22 to Fijian Drua in Lautoka
Zac Lomax’s switch to union brings a flash of promise, but the Force slip to a 24-22 defeat in Lautoka. His debut teases bigger things to come as Fiji’s Drua hold their ground and finals hopes tighten.
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Drua to get equal support from Super Rugby Pacific with tailored travel, heat and venue planning ahead of 2027
Super Rugby Pacific vows equal support for the Fijian Drua, while unveiling a tailored plan to keep them competitive both on and off the field. Heat management, kick-off timing and venue options are among the adjustments on the table as the league maps a long-term, Pacific‑focused path, with 2027 in view.
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Fiji’s Super Rugby Pacific Round hinges on stadium upgrades—night lighting and four change rooms required
Fiji could host a multi-game Super Round, but turning it into reality hinges on stadium upgrades—night-time broadcast lighting and four high-standard change rooms are the key hurdles. A coordinated push with the government and the Drua is now in focus.
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Drua edge Force 24-22 in Lautoka as Basiyalo marks debut with intercept try
Churchill Park delivered a thriller as the Drua clung to a 24-22 win over the Western Force. A debut try and Virimi Vakatawa’s keen vision sparked a first-half surge, while a late Force rally kept the result on a knife-edge.