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Experienced Matawalu eyes Vanua Championship glory

Experienced Matawalu eyes Vanua Championship glory

Former FIJI Water Flying Fijians and Swire Shipping Fijian Drua half-back Peni Matawalu will once again be at the heart of his side's campaign when they take on Northland in the Vanua Championship final this afternoon.

Matawalu has been instrumental in his team's run to the decider, producing commanding performances in both the quarter-final and semi-final to help steer his side into the final.

His quick service, sharp decision-making, and speed around the fringes make him one of the key players to watch.

The Ra scrum-half controlled the tempo of last week's semi-final against a determined Cakaudrove outfit, using his experience, composure, and game management to guide his team to victory.

The younger brother of former Flying Fijians half-back and winger Nikola Matawalu, Peni is expected to play another pivotal role in today's final.

Ra has booked a place in the Skipper Cup for next season in 2027, and they will play Northland in the final at 3pm today at the Buckhurst Park in Suva.

In the under 20 Vanua Championships, Macuata faces Cakaudrove at 11am and in the Royal Tea Ranadi final Yasawa faces Nadroga at 1pm in Suva.

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