First round of VPL to finish this weekend

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First round of VPL to finish this weekend

By Naveel Krishant

29/07/2020

Ba in action against Labasa [Photo: Official Fiji Football Association Fan Base]

The first round of the Vodafone Premier League will come to an end this weekend with the Ba and Suva match.

Suva and Ba currently have 16 points each after 6 matches and are in second and third respectability.

Ba soccer team defenders will have to be vigilant as they will come up against one of the top strikers against Suva in the form of Christopher Wasasala.

Wasasala has so far scored four goals in the Vodafone Premier League and also scored the winning goal for Suva against Nadi last Sunday.

Ba faces Suva at 3pm Saturday at the Fiji FA Academy Grounds in Ba.

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