The Digicel Fiji 7s team has confirmed a place in tonight's quarterfinals in the London 7s tournament and will meet up with Scotland.
Fiji managed to win all their pool games last night after beating Canada by 29-5, thrashed Portugal by 39-0 and came to a nail-biting 12-10 win over Australia in their last pool game this morning. Fiji's quarterfinal match against Scotland kicks off at 12:12am tonight.
Meanwhile, the first quarterfinal between New Zealand and England kicks off at 11:28pm, Samoa meets Portugal at 11:50pm, then the Fiji/Scotland game and the last quarterfinal will see South Africa take on Argentina at 12:34am.
The semifinals kick off at 3:44am and the finals will be held at 5:52am.
Fiji Confirms Spot In Quarterfinals
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