Rewa is always a strong side when it comes to Battle of the Giants as the Delta Tigers won five out of the last ten editions of the tournament. This year it is not going to be different as the team coached by Marika Rodu is currently leading the Vodafone Premier League – the top-tier of Fijian football.
Despite being on top of the league, Rewa’s players know that it is important to keep their feet on the ground: “People are saying that we are the favourites, but we are the underdogs,” said Misaele Draunibaka, one of the 22 players selected to represent the team in the tournament that kicks-off on Friday at Churchill Park.
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The Delta Tigers are goint to have a tough clash in the opening day as they are going to face hosts Lautoka: “It is going to be a tough match and a tough tournament. All teams are physically and mentally prepared so we can not take any game lightly, every match is like a final in the Battle of the Giants,” stated Draunibaka.
Rewa is drawn in the Group B alongside Lautoka, Nadi and Navua. You can check the tournament’s schedule by clicking here.
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