Rewa is the biggest threat to all other three teams who will be trying their best to lift the Courts IDC trophy this Sunday.
Australia based goalkeeper, James Cronopoulus who has displayed outstanding goal-keeping for Lautoka in the pool matches so far, said the Blues are aware of Rewa's capabilities.
Cronopoulus who plays for Marconi Stallions in Australia said Rewa goalkeeper, Simione Tamanisau is the strength that is paving the way forward for the Delta Tigers.
He also shared his secret about his ability to take long goal-kicks which drives the opponents into their own penalty box, something we mostly see in English Premier League games.
Meanwhile, Lautoka soccer team's two other imports, Matthew Mayora and Billy Darwich are in doubt to feature for the Blues in the semi-finals as they are scheduled to leave the country today.
Lautoka soccer officials are trying their best to hold on to the two till Monday.
In the first semi-final this Sunday, Lautoka will take on Navua at 9am and Rewa play=s Labasa at 10.30am.
The commentaries of all the matches can be heard on our sister station, Radio Sargam.
Story by: Dhanjay Deo
Rewa biggest threat in IDC - Cronopoulus
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