Premier Soccer League

Coach Peter Gunemba relies on a mix of youth and experience, with veterans Raymond Gunemba, Valentine Nelson, and Nigel Dabinyaba providing crucial support.

Midfielders Daid Tobem and Jason Wadunah are poised to play pivotal roles for the Dwellers as they aim to secure a spot in the finals. Gunemba remains cautious but confident that his team won't be an easy opponent.

Coach Marty Terry of Port Moresby Strikers anticipates a challenging encounter and places faith in veterans Michael Foster, Pascal Kundi to guide the young talents.

This match will not only showcase the immense talent and skill of these two teams, but it will reignite the fierce rivalry that exists between both teams in recent years.

With a successful history and a strong fan base behind each team, the grand final rematch promises to be a thrilling and intense encounter that will have fans on the edge of their seats.

The match was the last of the triple-header schedule at the PNG Football Stadium in Round 4 of the men’s Premier Soccer League.

Madang FC Coach Alfred Reu said he is not happy with the 1-all draw result saying that his boys could have done better.

“Though they lost to Hekari but to hold Port Moresby Strikers to a 1-all draw is something they can build on going forward,” the Manam Islander said.

Reu said the boys will have to regroup and look forward to another match next Saturday.