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The White Puta five-a-side soccer team managed to keep the Black Puta at bay until the final whistle with 1-1 draw.
An own goal by a White Puta player gave Black Puta the lead in the first half only to have the White Puta level the score seconds later.
A fast paced game was played which saw goal scoring opportunities for both teams but they lacked the touch to score.
In today’s main match Virgin Ave, currently sitting third, will face Black Puta who are currently second. - CIFA Media
Results: Black Puta 1, White Puta1; Viti Boys 6, Takuvaine Boys 5; Waka Boys 1, Bandits 4; Virgin Ave 2, Pacific Divers 2.
Today’s draw: (field 1) Black Puta vs Virgin Ave, ref, Maara Kaukura; (field 2) Bandits vs Takuvaine Boys, ref, Robert Savage; (field 3) Tsunami vs White Puta, ref, Junior Arioka; (field 4) Viti Boys vs Pacific Divers, ref,Tutai Taurarii. Bye Waka Boys