Soccer rivals Suva and Rewa will face each other in the final of the Inkk Mobile Battle of the Giants for the first time in the history of BOG this afternoon.
Suva last won the BOG title in 1995 as Rewa is the Defending Champions.
Suva defeated the star studded Labasa team 2-nil this morning with goals scored by Apisai Smith and impact player Archie Watkins.
Achie Watkins who played for Rewa few weeks ago said it will be a tough final for him.
Suva Striker Apisai Smith believes they will surely upset Rewa.
Meanwhile, defending champions Rewa qualified for the final after Nigerian striker Sanni Issa scored the winning goal against Navua in the first semi final.
Rewa defeated Navua by 1-0.
Sanni Issa who had missed a number of goals in the whole tournament has assured the Rewa fans he will do better in the final.
Suva and Rewa will play the final of Innk Mobile BOG at 3pm and you can catch the live coverage of the match on our sister station Radio Sargam.
Story by: Ronal Deo
Suva to face Rewa in BOG finals
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