2022 BOG: Epic showdown expected in Lautoka – Yusuf

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Nitin Gandhi, Punjas Fiji founder/director Kanti Punja, Fiji Football Association vice-president Aiyaz Musa, Punjas director Nitin Punja, Deputy Commissioner of Police Itendra Nair and Fiji Football Association chief executive officer Mohammed Yusuf at the Punjas Battle of the Giants pool draws in Lautoka. Picture: FIJI FA MEDIA

This year’s Punjas Battle of the Giants tournament is expected to be a jam-packed event where the best of Fijian football will be on display at Churchill Park in Lautoka.

Fiji Football Association CEO Mohammed Yusuf said fans could expect an exciting two days of competition.

“It will be an exciting tournament as the top eight teams will all fight for the Punjas BOG title,” said Yusuf.

“The teams are evenly distributed in the two pools so it is anyone’s tournament for the taking.

“Fitness and skills will not be an issue for these teams as we are in the peak season of football and everyone will be well prepared.

“There will be a lot of exciting matchups and fans will get to witness their favourite players in action over the two days.”

Yusuf urged fans to buy their tickets early to get a glimpse of what Fiji football had to offer.

“We had just started selling tickets today (yesterday) at the Lautoka City Council office and the FFA headquarters in Vatuwaqa.

“There are a limited number of tickets on sale and I urge all football lovers in the country to buy their tickets now to avoid disappointment as all these teams will need your vocal cheers and support to boost morale on the two days.

“The ticket price for the pavilion will be $15 for adults and children under 12 will be $7.

Pavilion B will be $12 for adults and children under-12 will be $5.

The embankment side for adults is $8 and children under-12 is $3.

“All these ticket prices are for each day of competition and you will not want to miss out on the opportunity to be a part of this year’s Battle of the Giants.”