Drua Dig Deep, Seek Fan Power for Super Rugby Revival Against Waratahs
The Swire Shipping Fijian Drua are rallying their loyal fans for a vital showdown this weekend as they gear up to take on the Waratahs in the 2025 Shop N Save Super Rugby Pacific competition. After enduring a challenging stretch that has seen them suffer four consecutive defeats since March, the team is determined to bounce back and reignite their season. Head coach Glen Jackson acknowledges the tough road they’ve traveled but remains confident in the heart and fight his players bring to every match.
Jackson has made a passionate appeal to the Drua faithful, urging them to stand by the team now more than ever. “We want to put out a performance for our fans and we want them to understand why we’re doing this and how much we love it,” he said. “It’s not only for our fans but for the boys as well, and we got to keep it positive even as results haven’t gone our way this year.”
Despite the setbacks, the Drua are not backing down. They’re promising a fierce performance at Churchill Park in Lautoka this Saturday, where they’ll face the Waratahs at 2.05pm. Jackson says the team will leave everything on the field, fighting not only for victory but for the pride of their supporters and the spirit of Fijian rugby. Fans can catch every moment of this high-stakes clash live on FBC Sports.
