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Monday, March 12, 2007

SPORTS: Ba suffers setback

FijiTimes News
ZANZEER SINGHMonday,
March 12, 2007

THE Ba soccer side will be without four of its key players for the important O League fixture against Solomon Islands club Marist FC today's.
Striker Osea Vakatalesau, Kiniviliame Naika, Roneel Kumar and Shalend Lal have been ruled of the Yogendra Dutt-coached side for match at Govind Park
Vakatalesau and Naika are suffering from injuries sustained in the previous O League encounter against Tahtitian champion AS Temanava.
Lal is serving a suspension after picking up a red card in the same encounter while Kumar has migrated to New Zealand.
Ba Football Association president Rishi Kumar said the loss of the four players is a big blow for the local champions.
He said as a result Ba will only have three players on its reserve bench.
"There is not much we can do given the circumstances," Rishi said.
"The injuries have affected the combination of the team. We will be hoping that the starting XV can do the job for us early. The opposition is quite strong. They have some national players in their squad. It will be an interesting encounter."
Ba leads Group B of the O League competition. The side has four points after a win over Marist FC and a draw against AS Temanava.
Rishi has urged the fans to come out in numbers to support the local team.
He said the aim is turn the tables against the Solomon Islanders after losing 8-2 on aggregate against Makuru FC in 2005.
"We need the support of the fans," Rishi said.
"When we played in the Solomon Islands, there was a huge backing for the home side. There were over 5,000 fans who witnessed that encounter.
"We will be hoping for simi0lar support from our fans. We are not representing Ba but Fiji in this O League competition."
Meanwhile, the Marist FC side is hoping to bounce back into contention after its first round loss.
The side sought the services of Solomon national coach Airton Andrioli last week to assist in its preparations.
Marist FC head coach Patrick Miniti said his side will put on a strong display in a bid to turn around its O League fortunes.
The match will kick-off at 5pm at Govind Park.

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