The Nadi Football side is the most successful team in the Pacific Cup since its inception in 2012.
The Jetsetters won the first edition of the tournament beating Ba at Mt. Saint Park in New Zealand before successfully defending their title in 2013 beating Labasa in the final at Bill McKinlay Park.
After being unsuccessful in 2014 when the tournament was hosted in Sydney, they reclaimed the title in 2015 beating NZFFI All Stars in the final as the tournament was hosted once again at Bill McKinlay Park. They once again defended their title in 2016 beating NZFFI All Stars in the final at Prince Charles Park in Nadi.
Failing to reach the finals in 2017 and 2018, the current Vodafone Fiji FACT champion knows they have a huge task ahead in order to reclaim the title in Auckland.
The team would be relying on their seasonal and national reps like Rusiate Matarerega, Ame Votoniu, experienced goalkeeper Vereti Dickson, national U23 reps Tito Vodowaqa, Peni Tuigulagula and Jeshal Kumar to name a few.
Nadi meets NZFFI All Stars in its opening pool match on tomorrow at 7pm. They face Northshore All Stars at 8.15pm on Thursday, battles Battle of the Giants and IDC champion Labasa in the feature match on Fridayat 9.30pm before taking on Victoria All Stars in its final pool match at 5.30pm on Saturday, November 30.
