Suva beats Ba 2-1 in DPL

DPL Soccer

Suva beats Ba 2-1 in DPL

By Rashika Kumar

Saturday 24/06/2023

Photo:Fiji Football Association

Suva has beaten Ba 2-1 in a Digicel Premier League round 9 match.

Both teams were tied nil all at half time.

Suva takes on Tavua at 3pm at the Ratu Cakobau Park next Sunday while Ba will take on Tailevu Naitasiri at 3pm at the Fiji FA Academy Ground in Ba.

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