Josefa Vuidreketi, the manager and a player for the Army Touch Rugby team, is gearing up for an exciting and challenging match against the Police team at the Nasova grounds. Vuidreketi acknowledges the difficulty of this clash, given that they will be playing in the home territory of their opponents. He expressed his enthusiasm for this physical encounter, emphasizing that the Army aims to rise to the occasion.
“Our target this year is to lift the grounds in Nasova, which will be a tough challenge as we play in front of the Police families and the local community,” Vuidreketi stated. The team has been in rigorous training for three weeks, and they are eager for strong support from Army fans to help spur them on.
Vuidreketi also expressed his appreciation to the Suva Touch Association for their assistance in the team’s preparation for this key annual match, highlighting the importance of community support and collaboration in sports.
The touch rugby game is set to kick off at 9 a.m. on November 18th at the Nasova grounds. This match is particularly anticipated given the spirit of rivalry and camaraderie that characterizes the Army and Police encounters, as seen in previous competitions.
This upcoming match promises to not only showcase the skill and determination of both teams but also foster a sense of unity and excitement within the community. Additionally, it continues the tradition of competitive spirit that binds these two forces together in sportsmanship, appealing not only to fans but also inspiring the youth in their pursuits.