Namosi Women made an impressive comeback in the second half to secure their place in the final of the Subrails Marama Cup, defeating Nasinu 30-21 during the semifinal match held at the HFC Bank Stadium in Suva this morning. The match showcased a remarkable performance from Namosi, particularly the contributions of super-sub Vive Sikisawana, who came off the bench to score two crucial tries, including the decisive match-winner.
Nasinu began the match strongly, establishing a narrow 12-7 lead at halftime, thanks to a combination of a penalty and two tries. Despite facing a deficit, Namosi displayed remarkable energy and determination as they returned for the second half, ultimately scoring three tries in the latter period, matching Nasinu’s efforts.
The turning point came in the 70th minute when Sikisawana delivered a critical try, sealing the victory for Namosi. This triumph is particularly significant for the team, providing an opportunity for redemption as they seek to claim their first title in the tournament after finishing as runners-up for the past two years.
Namosi’s performance underscores the rising competitive spirit in women’s rugby in Fiji, reflecting the growth of talent and determination within the sport. Following substantial progression this season, fans will be eager to see how Namosi fares in the upcoming final, hoping for a historic win. The developments in this match highlight the thrilling nature of rugby in Fiji, where resilience and teamwork are taking center stage as teams advance through challenging fixtures.