Bula FC’s head coach, Stephane Auvray, is committed to rallying his squad as they prepare for an important match against Vanuatu United FC scheduled for next Sunday. Despite facing a challenging 1-0 defeat to Tahiti United in their recent OFC Pro League encounter held in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, Auvray maintains a positive outlook, believing that his team will make a strong comeback.
After completing their second circuit in PNG, the team has returned home to focus on their preparations for the upcoming third round in Australia. Auvray emphasizes the need for his players to improve their scoring ability, stating, “I know we’ll come back, so we’re just going to keep pushing because we have everything except the goals.”
Currently sitting in fifth place in the league standings, Bula FC has garnered five points from five matches, which includes one win, two draws, and two losses. Auckland FC leads the table with 15 points from six matches, followed by South Melbourne FC with 11 points and Solomon Kings FC with eight points. South Island United also has eight points, while Tahiti United, Vanuatu United FC, and PNG Hekari FC occupy the lower ranks.
With determination and a renewed focus on their offensive strategy, Bula FC is poised to make their mark in the upcoming match against Vanuatu next Sunday in Australia, hoping to secure a much-needed victory to turn their season around.