Erema Gulf FC

The match-winner came from midfielder Ilagi Geno in the 114th minute in front of a packed Sir Ignatius Kilage Stadium.

It was a fast flowing game and both sides had nearly equal opportunities to get on the board early in the encounter.

It seemed likely it would be a scoreless first half, but a handball in the penalty box presented Erema the opportunity to break the deadlock.

It took 20 minutes for the first goal to be scored through Iamo Makena who slotted one past the goalkeeper and into the net.

The score became 2-0 just before half time in the 39^th minute when sloppy defence allowed Erickson Komeng to capitalize and score.

The second half was more defensive from  Huawei PS who ensured Erema had no chance of getting points on the board.

But the win came at a cost for Huawei PS who received 4 yellow cards, all in the second half compared to one yellow card to Erema.

Karava saved the day in the final minutes of the game at Bisini Soccer Grounds  for his team to level the score 1-1.

FC Pom was on the move in the first half and wasted no time, scoring in the first 20 minutes through Nathan James.

Pom maintained defence, preventing any goal from Erema and took the lead at half time, 1-0.

The second half was firing with Erema having a lot of missed opportunities to score and their attackers were stopped by FC Pom’s smart goal keeper and strong backline.

Erema were first on the board in the 3^rd minute through young Michael Gita.

Huawei PS struck back in the 20^th minute through Henry Ronny and again four minutes later through Steven Mais to take the lead.

Both sides had equal chances to score more points but could not find the back of the net leaving the score at 2-1 going to the break.

Huawei PS threatened to take over the lead in the opening minutes of the second half when a cross from John Baulo to the boot of Ronny sailed above the bar.