Wara and Krishna arrive in country to be part of Fiji Soccer team for 2 international friendly matches

By Naveel Krishant

04/09/2018

Professional soccer players, Scott Wara and Roy Krishna after arriving in the country[Photo:Official Fiji Football Association Fan Base]

Professional soccer players, Scott Wara and Roy Krishna have arrived in the country and will be part of the Vodafone Fiji Soccer team for their two international friendly matches.

This will be the first time that two professionals will be part of one national team camp.

Krishna has scored more than 20 goals for both Fiji and Wellington Phoenix and is expected to boost the strike force.

First trip as Mr and Mrs. Thanks @fly_fijiairways for the lovely welcome. #hometime🛫🇫🇯☀️ #internationalfriendly⚽ #🇫🇯vs🇸🇧 #🇫🇯vs🇸🇬 #love #family.

A post shared by Roy Krishna (@roykrishna21) on Sep 2, 2018 at 5:38pm PDT

18-year-old Wara who is a defender will definitely provide more depth and experience in Fiji’s backline.

Wara is part of the Stoke City Academy in England’s second division.

Fiji will play Solomon Islands at 7pm tomorrow at ANZ Stadium and you can catch the live commentary of the match on our sister station, Radio Sargam on 103.4 FM.

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