Dayal’s Sawmillers Ba FC has surged to the top of the Extra Premier League standings after a dominant 4–0 victory over Nasinu FC in the postponed Round Two matches played last weekend.
The emphatic win sees Ba move to 10 points from four matches with an improved goal difference of +8, underlining their strong start to the season. The Men-in-Black now lead the table outright and have also emerged as one of the most consistent attacking sides in the competition.
Defending champions Stratum Construction Rewa FC climbed to second place after edging Extra Supermarket Labasa FC 2–1 in a crucial clash at Ratu Cakobau Park. The victory lifts Rewa to nine points, keeping them firmly in contention for the title as they continue to build momentum.
For Labasa, the loss sees them drop to third place on seven points, despite maintaining a strong goal difference of +6. The Babasiga Lions will look to bounce back in the next round after surrendering their top spot.
Meanwhile, Lautoka FC and Tailevu Naitasiri FC played out an entertaining 3–3 draw, with both sides sharing the points. Lautoka sits in fourth place with six points, remaining unbeaten with three draws, while Tailevu Naitasiri picked up their second point of the campaign.
Further down the table, Suva FC, Nadi FC, Nasinu FC and Navua FC are all tied on four points, highlighting the tight competition in the middle of the standings.
At the bottom, Coastal Rental Cars Nadroga FC remains in 10th place with one point, continuing to struggle defensively after conceding 14 goals so far.
The Extra Premier League will now go into a three-week break to allow clubs to conduct their respective regional league competitions before the season resumes.
With Ba now setting the pace and Rewa closing in, the Extra Premier League ti