Results

Fiji Cup 11/28 01:00 - Bua FC v Savusavu W 1-3
Fiji Cup 11/27 03:30 - Seaqaqa FC v Savusavu D 1-1
Fiji Senior League 09/06 02:35 - Savusavu v Dreketi FC L 1-2
Fiji Senior League 09/04 23:00 - Seaqaqa FC v Savusavu D 2-2
Fiji Senior League 07/26 00:16 - Savusavu v Bua FC L 2-5
Fiji Cup 10/12 01:31 - Nadroga FC v Savusavu L 2-1
Fiji Cup 10/08 22:58 - Savusavu v Lami FC D 0-0
Fiji Cup 10/07 23:00 - Savusavu v Northland Tailevu W 2-1
Fiji Senior League 08/24 23:00 - Lami FC v Savusavu L 6-0
Fiji Cup 10/07 00:03 - Rakiraki v Savusavu D 2-2
Fiji Cup 10/05 22:04 - Savusavu v Tailevu Naitasiri W 2-1
Fiji Cup 10/04 23:56 - Lami FC v Savusavu L 4-0

Wikipedia - Savusavu F.C.

Savusavu F.C. is a Fijian football team playing in the second division of the Fiji Football Association competitions. It is based in Savusavu, which is a situated on the southern side of the island of Vanua Levu.

Their uniform includes white shirt with black trim.

History

The Savusavu Soccer Association was formed in 1959, under the presidency of Kup Sami. In season 2002, the team made the Second Division Inter-District Cup Final in Ba at Govind Park and beat Tailevu-Naitasiri 1-0.

In 2009, the team made the Final of the Northern Zone League with the following scores in the final played over two legs - First Leg [November 29, Ratu Cakobau Park, Nausori] Tailevu-Naitasiri 2 Savusavu 3, Second Leg [December 6, Ganilau Park, Savusavu] Savusavu 3 Tailevu-Naitasiri 0 giving them an aggregate score of 6-2.

This win allowed Savusavu to qualify for a promotion-relegation play-off against First Division Nasinu F.C.; again it would be decided over two legs which went as follows - First Leg [December 13, Ratu Cakobau Park, Nausori] Nasinu F.C. 2 Savusavu 1 [Aldrine Kilua 7, Nitan Kumar 17; David Matavesi ~50], and the Second Leg (December 19, Ganilau Park, Savusavu) Savusavu 1 Nasinu F.C. 2 [Imroz Rahim 49; Nitan Kumar 44, 79] overall losing the game 4-2 on aggregate meaning they stay in the second tier. (Sunday 4 April 2010 - GWB)

Savusavu qualified for the Super Premier Division after defeating Nasinu in the 2010 promotion/relegation playoffs. The team finished 7th in its inaugural season. In 2012, after successive poor results the administration of Jabid Hussein, coach Billy Hussein and their compatriots resigned from their respective posts midway through the season. They had just one draw to boast of after 9 games as the team lied bottom of the table with 1 point.

The team is currently under Gopen Narayan's presidency assisted by Hari Dutt Sharma who is the VP. The new team has brought back Manoj Lal as coach, a move that was widely applauded by the Savusavu public. Former national captain Tony Kabakoro is assisting him as technical adviser. The new management have also brought back hometown heroes Thomas Vulivuli who is also the current captain and Pene Erenio from Suva and Navua respectively. Their return along with the signing of Labasa legend Waisale Rasoki has brought vast improvements in the Savusavu side as they remain unbeaten in their last 4 games with wins over Rewa and a crushing defeat of Labasa. The side has also seen the return of midfield ace David Fong Toy who has been absent from the soccer scene for a couple of years. Other notable names in the team include former national 7s rep Kitione Kamikamica along with Roderick Kumar, Epeli Deyama, Akuila Bulewa, George Singh and Naveendra Deo Jerry.

The Fiji soccer team "Savusavu" is a talented and passionate group of players hailing from the town of Savusavu in Fiji. Known for their skillful ball control, quick footwork, and strategic gameplay, the team has gained a reputation for their exciting and competitive matches.

The players of Savusavu are dedicated to representing their town with pride and honor on the soccer field. They train hard to improve their techniques and teamwork, constantly striving to reach new heights in their performance.

With a strong sense of camaraderie and sportsmanship, the Savusavu team is a formidable opponent for any team they face. Their fans rally behind them, cheering them on with unwavering support and enthusiasm.

Overall, the Savusavu soccer team is a force to be reckoned with in the Fiji soccer scene, showcasing the talent and determination of the players from this vibrant town.