The Vodafone Ba soccer team will now face neighbours Shop and Save Lautoka in the 2008 Courts Homecentres IDC this afternoon.
Ba thumped Vodafone Labasa 3-nil in the first semi-final with goals from Maciu Dunadamu, Tuimasi Manuca and Malakai Tiwa.
Labasa technical adviser Anand Sami conceeded defeated saying the Men In Black deserve to be in the final with the way they played against them.
In the second semi-final, Lautoka beat Nadi 2-nil with opening goal in the 26th minute of the 1st half from Jone Vono Jnr and veteran Salesh Sami in the 9th minute of the second half.
Coach Dennis Round has set his focus for the final knowing host Ba will be hard to beat at home.
The IDC final is schedule for 4pm this afternoon at Govind Park.
Ba To Face Lautoka
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