Rewa targeting historic Champions League triumph
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At a glance
- Rewa FC is aiming for a historic OFC Men's Champions League title in their upcoming campaign.
- Senior Vice President Sanjay Patel stated that winning the regional competition would be the club's greatest achievement.
- The club is urging fans across Fiji to support the team as they prepare to compete in Lautoka.
Fijian champions Rewa FC are setting their sights on a historic OFC Men's Champions League title as they prepare to begin their campaign this Saturday in Lautoka. The Delta Tigers will face Solomon Islands side Central Coast Galaxy at Churchill Park, with club officials expressing confidence in the team's readiness for Oceania's premier club competition.
For Champions League, itโs our ultimate challenge. If we can win the Champions League for Fiji, that will be our biggest achievement today.
Senior Vice President Sanjay Patel emphasized the magnitude of the challenge, stating that winning the Champions League would represent the club's ultimate achievement. "For Champions League, itโs our ultimate challenge. If we can win the Champions League for Fiji, that will be our biggest achievement today," Patel said.
Patel indicated that the groundwork for success has been meticulously laid, with the club dedicating attention to every facet of its preparations. "The energy, the vision, everything is in place," he asserted. With the tournament's kickoff imminent, Patel issued a call to football fans throughout Fiji to rally behind the Delta Tigers in their pursuit of regional glory.
The energy, the vision, everything is in place.
"Itโs now a few days left until we start the Champions League, and we want everyone in Fiji to support Rewa Football for the Champions League," he urged. Rewa FC will commence its OFC Men's Champions League journey against Central Coast Galaxy at Churchill Park in Lautoka on Saturday.
Itโs now a few days left until we start the Champions League, and we want everyone in Fiji to support Rewa Football for the Champions League.
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