Fiji can beat Mauritius if we play as a team

Fiji can beat Mauritius if we play as a team - Krishna

By Pratika Mala

Saturday 23/03/2019

Top striker Roy Krishna Photo: Fiji Football Association

Top striker Roy Krishna says the Vodafone Fiji Soccer team can overcome Mauritius tomorrow if they play as a team.

Krishna says he has seen some players in the Mauritius side who have individual quality.

Krishna who is expected to feature tomorrow says the team will stick to their game plan and for sure will get the three points.

He adds that the players that played against New Caledonia on Monday deserve a big crowd tomorrow.

Canadian born Fiji defender Nicholas Prasad who suffered a injury against New Caledonia on Monday has started training as he hopes to play tomorrow.

Kolinio Sivoki is also likely to feature tomorrow.

Fiji is ranked 169 while Mauritius is ranked 156 in the FIFA rankings.

Fiji will take on Mauritius at 3pm tomorrow at Churchill Park and you can catch the live commentary of the match on our sister station, Radio Sargam.

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