Police beats Army 30-22 to win Rugby League competition

Sukuna-Bowl

Police beats Army 30-22 to win Rugby League competition

By Naveel Krishant

Friday 11/12/2020

Blue Gas Police have won the 2020 FMF Ratu Sukuna Bowl Rugby League competition as they beat Subrails Army 30-22.

Police were trailing 18-8 at half-time before staging a second-half comeback.

Mosese Rova of Police was named Ratu Sukuna Bowl Rugby League Player of the Year.

Meanwhile, Police takes on Army in the rugby match at 4.3pm today and you can catch the live commentary on Viti Fm.

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