The Digicel Fiji 7's team have a tough road in trying to end their 10 year losing streak in the Hong Kong 7's as they will take on England in the 1/4 final.
After a 12 all draw against Samoa in their last pool game they have finished as the 7th best team in the top 8 for the 1/4 finals.
Although Samoa played with 6 men with 2 minutes of play left the Fiji team could not utilise possession as they knocked the ball through Apisai Nayabo with the try-line in front of him.
Manager Jope Tuivanuavou said coach Iliesa Tanivula know the area to work on ahead of the crucial 1/4 finals.
Tuivanuavou believes the side will lift their performance although many rugby pundits have ruled them out.
Fiji will take on England at 5.47pm.
In other 1/4 finals at 4.41pm South Africa will face Australia, 5.03pm Samoa plays Argentina, at 5.25pm New Zealand up against Kenya.
Other results from pool games, South Africa beat France 26-12, England edge Wales 26-19, Argentina 22 - Portugal 14.
Fiji 7s To Meet England In Quarters
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