As things get ready to roll at Prince Charles Park from tomorrow in the Inkk Mobile Battle of the Giants soccer tournament, Nasinu has raised concerns regarding the fixtures of the tournament.
The minnows, who went down to Lautoka 2-0 in its first match, claim they have been disadvantaged as the team is playing most games around midday.
Coach, Tagi Vonolagi said it is unfair for his team to play all matches during the day while other teams get the privilege to play under floodlights.
Meanwhile, Fiji Football Chief Executive, Bob Kumar said no team is being disadvantaged and Nasinu will get ample time to rest if the team is playing two games on a day.
Kumar added there are other teams too which are playing in the day time.
The tournament officially starts tomorrow with the first match scheduled at 5.30pm between Lautoka and Nadroga.
You can catch the live commentary of the match on our sister station, Radio Sargam.
Story by: Dhanjay Deo
Nasinu unhappy with fixtures
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