The Digicel Fiji 7s team will have to increase their work rate, if they are to progress into the Cup quarterfinal stages of the Hong Kong 7s tournament.
Former Fiji 15's Coach and a man who guided Fiji to win the Melrose Cup in 2005, Wayne Pivac said players and officials in Hong Kong should forget about winning the tournament at the moment and just take it game by game.
Pivac, who is in the country says after watching last night's match against Chinese Taipei, thinks Canada will have the upper hand against Fiji in today's second pool match.
Pivac said cohession is lacking in the team and as a result he believes Coach Iliesa Tanivula is finding to change players.
Fiji plays their second pool match against Canada in a few minutes. Stay tuned for the latest update.
7s team must increase work rate - Pivac
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