This has been a great achievement for the side especially after winning the Royal Tea Ranadi Cup last year to be promoted to the Marama Championship

“We put on a strong performance in our scrums, lineouts and build attacking phases well,” she said. 

“The main weaknesses seen in the game was lack of teamwork, as most of our players were first timers and also they also they were playing together for the first time.”

“We’ll be making changes in our line-up. There’ll be players replaced so they could recuperate and at the same time give other players the opportunity to play.”

The Serua squad includes a number of new players, bringing fresh energy but also presenting some early challenges in building cohesion. 

After their 40-5 win over Vatukoula, last Friday, Tavua captain Alitia Kasa they would need to change the way they are going to play the game.