Fiji Bati aims for first victory on home soil since 2001

By Mosese Raqio , Marika Rasekaseka

17/10/2024

The Vodafone Fiji Bati is looking at securing their first win on home soil in over 2 decades.

The Bati’s last game here was back in 2001.

Robust forward Viliame Kikau says they will take one game at a time moving forward in the Pacific Rugby League Bowl Championship.

Kikau says they are focused on the task ahead against the PNG Kumuls and the Cook Islands Aitu.

Tickets are priced at $60 for Grandstand Category A, $40 for Grandstand Category B, and $15 for the Concrete Embankment/Seawall grass and Laucala Bay grass areas.

The Bati will face the Kumuls at 8.10pm this Saturday at the HFC Bank Stadium.

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