The match between Muʻa Saints and Fasi Maʻufanga Vikings rugby league teams had to be stopped after brawls broke out between players and fans on Saturday 18.
Both teams were unbeaten before the match and when officials decided to call the game 20 minutes before full time Muʻa Saints leads 20 – 6.
The trouble started when a Viking player landed a dangerous high tackle on a Muʻa Saints player, according to Talaki Newspaper.
Within a couple of seconds nearly every member of both sides was involved in a full-on mass brawl, with so many punches thrown it would be impossible to count.
Their supporters also got involved before the referee Tei Tahituʻa could be able to bring it under control.
The paper said both teams would face an executive committee final decision against their behaviour this week.
Ne pau ke taʻofi e tau ʻakapulu liiki ʻa e Muʻa Saints mo e Fasi Maʻufanga Vikings hili ia ha fuhu fiu ta’ofi ʻenau kau vaʻingá mo enau kau poupou he Tokonaki ko hono 18.
Ne tauʻaki teʻeki foʻi ʻa e ongo timí ni pea ʻi he taimi ne tuʻutuʻuni ai ʻa e kau ʻofisialé ke taofí ne kei taki ʻa Muʻa ko e 20 – 6.
Ne kamata e fakatamakí he taimi ne tali fakatuʻutāmaki ai ha taha vaʻinga ʻa e Vikings ʻi ha taha vaʻinga ʻa Muʻa, fakatatau ʻeni ki he fakamatala ʻa e Pepa Talakí.
ʻI ha lau sekoni mei ai kuo feʻohofaki ʻa e ongo timí pea aʻu ʻo fehokohokokai foki mo hona kau poupou.
Ne mei aʻu ʻo miniti ʻe ua e fuhú ni ki muʻa pea lava e fakamāú Tei Tahituʻa ʻo pukepuké.
Pehē ʻe he Talakí ʻe fai ha tuʻutuʻuni aofangatuku ʻa e kōmiti līkí ki he ola e fakafeangai ʻa e ongo timí ni he uiké ni.