Nadroga remains unbeaten in the BSP Farebrorther Sulliven Challenge after the Stallions beat Tailevu 17-7 this afternoon at Lawaqa Park.
Tailevu started the match on a high with a try to Nemia Kenatale and looked promising in the first half.
But, Nadroga came back in the match and Hooker Seru Cakobau got a try for the Stallions.
It was Aca Ratuva who nailed the coffin with a try in the second half for the stallions.
Nadroga will now face Lautoka in the fifth challenge match next Saturday.
Meanwhile, Macuata will play in the major union of National Provincial rugby from next year after the team defeated Namosi 13-12 in the Promotion relegation match.
Macuata were trailing at half time 7-6 but the Northern's came back in the second half and managed a converted try.
As for Namosi, they also managed a try in the second half but could not convert it which let them down.
Macuata last played in top level rugby in 2002.
Story by: Dhanjay Deo
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