NEW SIGNINGS IMPRESS FOR BA

New signings, Maciu Dunadamu, Pita Bolaitoga, Joshua Wilson and Manueli Kalou played key roles for Vodafone Ba in its 3-1 thumping of Rewa in the New World National Football League Super Six in Fiji.

The four were signed in the June transfer window and had strengthened the Men in Black side which is building up for the O League.

Dunadamu, who is the most feared striker in Fiji circles, was on the score sheet in his debut match.

He played for Suva and Labasa earlier this season.

"First of all I want to thank the Lord for putting me in a great team such as Ba," the 21-year-old said.

"Playing for Ba has always been a dream for me it’s easier to get into the Fiji team than to get into the Ba side.

"I’m really proud to have scored for Ba on my debut. I’m aiming to become the top goal scorer this year

"I want to score in every game, even when I face Labasa."

A goal to Josaia Bukalidi put Ba ahead 1-0 at the breather.

Further goals to Wilson and Dunadamu put the hosts out of reach.

Rewa scored a consolation goal to striker Cama Qerewaqa.

League leaders, Vodafone Labasa Lions team remained unbeaten when it defeated Lautoka 2-1.

The match at Subrail Park in Labasa saw more than 2000 home crowd witness the third win of the so far unbeaten Labasa team.

Veteran Lautoka striker Salesh Sami scored first to give the visitors the lead.

However, Labasa’s Vanuatu import, Joseph Namariau, and Fiji defender Apisalome Turuva got two goals to give the hosts the win.

Labasa coach Bal Sanju Reddy said his side could have scored more then two goals but wrong decisions on the field didn’t allow them to.

“We could have scored more goals but some decisions of game plan by the boys on the field made us miss all the opportunities of extra goals,” Reddy said.

“That is something we will work on before we meet Nadi in our next match. The players need to make fast and effective decisions of playing while on the field so we will focus on that.”

Solomon Islander Vahid Namo inspired V Energy Drink Nadi to a 4-2 victory over Power Electric Suva at the National Stadium on Saturday evening.

Namo, a new recruit was lethal in attack scoring a brace of goals in the New World Super Six fixture.

Namo fired the opener for Nadi. The visitors went up 2-0 after former Tavua and Lautoka rep Mohammad Shameem scored.

Leone Damudamu pulled one back for the hosts from the spot kick before half time.

Nadi made it 3-1 after Namo scored his double.

Suva reduced the gap after Maleli Nakalavo scored from another penalty.

Josefa Dugucagi sealed the win with Nadi remaining unbeaten.

In the Bottom Four, Navua kept its 100 percent record for the season with a 5-0 thumping of Nadroga.

Lanky Apisai Smith got a hat trick for Navua while striker Epeli Saukuru and Simione Maikali added one each for the Fiji FACT champs.

Nasinu coached by former national hero, Ravuama Madigi thumped Tavua 3-0.

Solomon Islander Aldrine Kilua got a double while striker Nathan Kumar scored a goal in the impressive victory.

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Bottom Four