Rewa soccer team has defended the Inkk Mobile Battle of the Giants for two consecutive years after defeating Suva in the Grand final through penalty shootout by 4-3 this afternoon.
The match ended nil all at full time and both teams failed to score in the extra spell.
This is the first time Rewa has won a full tournament at its home ground.
Lorima Dau was the hero for Rewa who scored the last penalty.
This is how our commentator Nadeem Mohammed described Rewa's win.
Rewa Coach and player Marika Rodu was emotional after this win.
Rewa goalkeeper Simione Tamanisau who made many saves in the Tournament said the win is dedicated to the players.
Meanwhile, despite the loss Suva’s captain Esava Nagaleca is confident of winning the IDC in October.
Just repeating the score Rewa has defeated Suva 4 goals to three in the penalty shootout of the BOG finals.
Story by: Ronal Deo
Rewa victorious in BOG final
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