Drua hoping to beat Chiefs in front of fans at home

Fijian-Drua

Drua hoping to beat Chiefs in front of fans at home

By Shanil Singh

25/05/2022

Swire Shipping Fijian Drua captain Nemani Nagusa and Kitione Ratu. [Image: Getty Images]

Swire Shipping Fijian Drua captain Nemani Nagusa says they are hoping to get a win over the Chiefs in front of their fans this Saturday.

Nagusa adds it will not be easy against the Chiefs however they are happy to have the fans behind the side.

The Drua will meet the Chiefs in their final Super Rugby match for the season at 3pm Saturday in Lautoka.

All platinum tickets which cost $145 have been booked while the $95 tickets are selling very fast.

The silver and bronze tickets which cost $35 and $20 are still available.

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