Only two games will be played today in the Courts IDC at the TFL Stadium.
Fiji Football Association had an emergency meeting this morning where a decision was made to shift today=s games to tomorrow due to the heavy downpour last night.
Now tomorrow's games will be shifted to Sunday and the last round of pool games have now been shifted to Monday.
The semi-finals and final will now be played next weekend at the TFL stadium.
Fiji FA, President Dr Samsu Dean Sahu Khan has also confirmed that those people who are holding yesterday’s tickets can utilise it for today's two matches.
Fiji Football will have another meeting tonight where they will review the situation and see if any changes need to be made regarding the whole tournament.
Meanwhile, Sahu Khan says players and fans safety is paramount and they will do everything to maintain the safety of everyone.
Sahu Khan says yesterday’s incident was unfortunate where the players had to run for their lives after the roof of their tent which was made of corrugated iron was blown off by strong winds.
The first match today will start at 11.30am where Ba will take on Rewa and at 12.45pm Suva will take on Nasinu.
You can hear the commentaries of both matches on our sister station, Radio Sargam.
Story by: Dhanjay Deo
Only 2 games to be played today in IDC
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