Solomon Islands futsal rep Jack Wetney was the toast of the Navua team displaying marvellous footwork and skills that caught the Ba defender off guard.

Wetney was a thorn in the Ba side as he masterminded the Navua attacking force to record the biggest scoreline Navua has scored against Ba.

Wetney was instrumental for Navua when he beat three Ba defenders to set up Jesoni Takala in Navua's first goal in the 40th minute.

Ba without the services of some of their key players like Osea Vakatalesau, Peni Finau, Aisea Codro, Malakai Tiwa gave their best shot but their best was not enough to win them the game.

The men-in-black was taken to task by the Navua team who played superbly under the soggy Laucala underfoot.

Former Ba player Pita Baleitoga put the final nail on the Ba’s coffin when he scored a classic goal in the second spell to put his team on the driver’ seat.

Ba striker Josai Bukalidi and Ronald Lawrence missed out several opportunities.

But again the day belonged to Navua thanks to their Solomon Islands import that provided the much needed spark in their attacking force.

Navua coach Gurjit Singh was in cloud nine after the win and was full of praises for Wetney.

“He was our hero in today’s game he has magnificent skills and played a huge role in our win,” Singh said.

“Jack displayed some breathtaking skills and he would be an asset to our side during the Inkk Mobile BOG.

“I also thank the other boys in the team who played together as a unit that resulted to the win.

“This is one of biggest scoreline we have scored against Ba for a very long time and I thank the boys for their effort.”

Navua soccer boss Anil Sharma echoed the similar sentiments that Wetney played a huge role in their win.

“Jack has proven to us today that he has it takes to be in the team and the reason why we wanted him in the very first place.

“He will lead our attacking force at the upcoming Inkk BOG tournament.”