History has been created as Rewa has secured its spot in the OFC Champions League.
The Delta Tigers defeated Nadroga 1-0 in a Vodafone Premier League match at Prince Charles Park this afternoon and has for the first time booked its spot for the Oceania tournament.
Rewa now has 28 points and sits second on the points table while Lautoka is third with 23 points.
Ba has already qualified for the O-league as the side has 31 points and sits on top of the points table.
The Rewa-Lautoka and Ba-Labasa matches tomorrow will decide the winner and the runner up of the National Premier League.
Misaele Draunibaka scored the winning goal for Rewa today in the 35th minute of the second half.
Rewa soccer President Nazil Buksh says it is a proud moment for Rewa soccer fans as this is a historic achievement.
With this loss, Nadroga has been relegated to the senior competition as the side has six points and only has one match remaining.
Nadi and Dreketi who have 11 and 12 points respectively are out of danger.
Meanwhile, in another Vodafone Premier League match today, Nadi defeated Labasa 2-1 at Prince Charles Park.
Labasa was reduced to 10 men after their goalkeeper was red carded.
Gabrielle Matanisiqa opened the account for the Reds as Nadi came back strongly in the later stages of the match and managed to equalise through Waisake Tabucava.
The hosts got the winning goal through Ame Votaniu to take the maximum points from this match.
In tomorrow's fixtures, Nadi will take on Dreketi, Nadroga will face Suva, Ba will meet Labasa and Rewa will take on Lautoka with all games kicking off at 4pm.
