Extra Bula FC captain Roy Krishna is determined to stick to their game plan as they prepare for the second round of the OFC Pro League against Solomon Kings this Sunday. Following a tough start to the season, which included a 2-2 draw with Vanuatu United and a narrow 1-0 defeat to Auckland FC, Bula FC is eager to achieve a positive outcome in their upcoming match.
Krishna expressed his excitement about playing in Papua New Guinea, stating, “Playing in Papua New Guinea is always a privilege, and our boys are ready. We are looking forward to a good round two.” He highlighted the mix of youth within the team, emphasizing their ability to perform despite their age. “The experience in the pro league has been good, we have a young squad, and as you can see, we can play football, even though we are young,” he noted.
In preparation for their challenging matchup against the Solomon Kings, Krishna underscored the importance of implementing their strategy effectively. Recognizing the strength of the Kings, who boast several national team players, he stated, “They are a good team; we know most of their players are from the national team. We will just focus on ourselves and what we have to do on the field to get the result.”
Krishna also called on fans for their support, encouraging them to rally behind the team both at the stadium and back home in Fiji. He stressed the significance of their encouragement and prayers as Bula FC aims to turn their season around.
The match against Solomon Kings is set to take place at the Santos National Football Stadium in Papua New Guinea, with kickoff scheduled for 5:30 pm. This game represents a pivotal opportunity for Bula FC to gain momentum in the league and showcase the talent and potential of their youthful squad. With a committed approach and strong backing from fans, Bula FC is hopeful for a turnaround in their fortunes on the field.