Namosi Women delivered a stellar performance in the second half to earn a spot in the final of the Subrails Marama Cup, defeating Nasinu 30-21 in a semifinal match at HFC Bank Stadium in Suva this morning. The match highlighted Namosi’s resilience, particularly through the efforts of super-sub Vive Sikisawana, who made a significant impact off the bench with two crucial tries, including the decisive match-winner.
Nasinu initially took control of the game, leading 12-7 at halftime thanks to a penalty and two tries. However, Namosi emerged from the break with renewed energy and determination, managing to score three tries in the second half to match Nasinu’s efforts.
The pivotal moment came in the 70th minute when Sikisawana scored a critical try that ultimately secured victory for Namosi. This win is especially meaningful for the team as they aim to redeem themselves by clinching their first title in the tournament, following back-to-back runner-up finishes over the last two years.
Namosi’s exciting performance not only showcases their growing competitive spirit but also reflects the advancing talent in women’s rugby in Fiji. After substantial progression this season, fans eagerly anticipate seeing how Namosi performs in the final, hopeful for a historic win. This match underscored the thrilling nature of rugby in Fiji, where determination and teamwork shine brightly as teams navigate challenging competitions.