Fiji Airways Drua coach Senirusi Seruvakula has highlighted the Drua’s need to be more disciplined in both attack and defence in order to continue their success in the National Rugby Championship.
The Drua and visitors Perth Spirit are currently tied on points in the Overall table with 10 points each, with the Spirit leading on points differential as they had also lost one game against the Canberra Vikings in Round Two of the competition.
Seruvakula says that they have to work hard on improving on their discipline.
The Drua currently leads the NRC in penalties conceded with 38.
This is nine more than any other team in the competition and this is in addition to having had 4 players yellow carded over the three games they have played and one player banned for 20 weeks for biting.
Meanwhile the defending champions Perth Spirit which consists of a large number of Western Force players are the favourites to defend their title.
The Drua will host the Perth Spirit at 5pm Saturday at ANZ Stadium and you can catch live commentary on our sister station Viti FM 92.2 FM.
