Lomani backs Drua to stand firm against Waratahs in home Grand Final

Fiji Drua Women's captain Kolora Lomani is ready to face the defending champions, NSW Waratahs, in the Super Rugby Women's Grand Final, emphasizing her team's resolve to secure victory on Fijian soil.

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We’ve always had respect for the Waratahs team. They are a strong side. They’re not easy to play against and they’ve got a lot of experienced players and Wallaroos in their team as well.

"We've always had respect for the Waratahs team. They are a strong side. They’re not easy to play against and they’ve got a lot of experienced players and Wallaroos in their team as well," Lomani stated. Despite acknowledging the Waratahs' quality, she firmly declared, "We'll give them the respect, but we won’t let them walk over us on our home soil."

This match marks a historic occasion for the Drua, as they host their first-ever grand final in Ba. Lomani is confident in the team's preparation, noting that training has proceeded as planned and the squad is eager to compete.

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We’ll give them the respect, but we won’t let them walk over us on our home soil.

The Drua women are aiming to clinch their third Super Rugby Women's title when they clash with the Waratahs at the 4R Stadium at Govind Park. The game is scheduled to kick off at 1 p.m. and will be broadcast live on FBC Sports.

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We’ve prepped well and we’re excited to head out for our final tomorrow.