The Army rugby side is confident of winning the prestigious Sukuna Bowl when they meet Police on Friday afternoon at the TFL Stadium in Suva.
The side, after losing four times consecutively to Police, has bought in several national reps to boost their campaign. Dale Tonawai, Alefoso Yalayalatabua, Sireli Ledua, Leone Nakarawa, Waqabaca Kotobalavu, Jolame Bera, Iveri Lavo, Iliavi Satala, Manu Gade, Josefa Levula are just some names that will be bolster the green machine on Friday.
“The game on Friday is going to be a war and in war there is no substitute for victory,” Navy Commander and team manager Francis Kean said.
“We are now in the final touches of our preparation. Everyone is full of confidence for Friday’s results.”
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