The battle for a place in the semifinals of the BiC Fiji FACT 2026 will reach its climax on Sunday, June 21 as teams head into the final round of group matches at Subrail Park in Labasa.
After two days of exciting football, only Khelvin Civil Engineering Lautoka FC has placed itself in a commanding position, while the remaining semifinal spots are still up for grabs.
The day’s action kicks off at 11am with Roylux Realty Ba FC taking on Nasinu FC in a crucial Group B encounter. Ba bounced back from their opening-day victory over Nadroga with a defeat to Lautoka and will be aiming to return to winning ways. Nasinu, meanwhile, are yet to register a point and will be looking to end their campaign on a positive note.
At 1pm, Glamada Suva FC faces IRA Group Navua FC in a must-win Group A clash. Suva enters the match unbeaten after drawing with Labasa and Rewa, while Navua will need all three points to keep their semifinal hopes alive.
The spotlight will then turn to the 3pm fixture between Extra Supermarket Labasa FC and Stratum/Fortech Rewa FC. Rewa currently leads Group A with four points and knows a victory will secure qualification. Labasa, backed by their home supporters, can also book a semifinal berth with a win after drawing their opening two matches.
The final group match of the tournament sees Manasa Exports Nadroga FC take on Khelvin Civil Engineering Lautoka FC at 5pm. Lautoka sits atop Group B with six points following victories over Nasinu and Ba and requires only a draw to guarantee a place in the semifinals. Nadroga, fresh from their 4-0 win over Nasinu, will be chasing an upset to boost their own qualification chances.
Group B remains delicately poised with Lautoka leading on six points, while Ba and Nadroga are tied on three points each. Nasinu has yet to open its account. In Group A, Rewa leads with four points, followed by Suva and Labasa on two points each, while Navua has one point.
With semifinal places, pride and tournament dreams on the line, Day Three promises high drama as the group stage of the BiC Fiji FACT 2026 comes to a thrilling conclusion in the Friendly North.