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Naisua scores twice as Lautoka beats Labasa 4-2 in Courts IDC

Naisua scores twice as Lautoka beats Labasa 4-2 in Courts IDC

By Krishneel Nair
06/10/2022
[Photo: Fiji FA]

Sakaraia Naisua scored twice for All in One Viti Water Flow / HyperChem Lautoka as they defeated Labasa 4-2 in the Courts IDC at the HFC Bank Stadium.

Lautoka led 3-1 at half time.

Epeli Leiroti and Sitiveni Cavuilagi scored the other two goals for Lautoka.

Edwin Sahayam and Christopher Wasasala scored for Labasa in each half.

Lautoka will take on Rewa at 2pm while Labasa will face Ba at 4pm tomorrow.


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