Rewa Football Club’s captain Kavaia Rawaqa is gearing up to lead his team in the highly anticipated Pillay Garments Champions v Champions series against Labasa today, riding on the confidence from their recent victory in the first leg. The team is optimistic, buoyed by their performance and poised to take on the challenge.
Rawaqa commended his teammates for their relentless dedication and hard work, especially with several key players away due to commitments in the Professional League. He noted the team’s resilience, highlighting how new members have blended into the squad, enhancing their overall team coherence.
“The boys did exceptionally well in the first leg, even with many of our usual players away,” Rawaqa remarked. He acknowledged the significance of their rigorous training sessions, emphasizing that the integration of new players has been vital for their preparations for the decisive match against Labasa.
The 35-year-old captain stressed the importance of meticulous preparation and strategic planning. “Winning a tournament poses its challenges, but defending the title requires even more focus. We are honing our game plans from training and are ready for a strong face-off against Labasa,” he said confidently.
Rawaqa also spoke about the unique challenges of playing in Labasa but asserted that the team is both mentally and physically prepared for what lies ahead. Recognizing the pressure his role entails, he remains optimistic about their chances.
He further encouraged fans and supporters to gather in large numbers to back the team during this critical match. Rewa will challenge Labasa at Subrails Park at 1:30 PM. With robust support from the stands, they are eager to defend their title and enhance their ongoing success in the tournament.
