The Telecom Fiji Warriors will meet Samoa A in the final of the 2016 World Rugby Pacific Challenge next Monday.
Fiji overcame a physical battle with Tonga A to convincingly win 56‑18 in their last round robin match last night.
The Fiji Warriors led 36‑4 at halftime.
A total of seven tries was scored by the Fiji Warriors with number 8 Eremasi Radrodro crossing over the try line twice.
Tonga A was only able to score two tries in the second‑half.
Indiscipline continued to be an area of concern for the Fiji Warriors as wing Lepani Raiyala was given a red card for dangerous play.
Raiyala received a yellow card for a dangerous tackle earlier in the match.
Fiji Warriors coach Senirusi Seruvakula was concerned with a decision made by the referee.
Tonga A was also given a yellow card and a red card in the match.
The Telecom Fiji Warriors will meet Samoa A at 6pm next Monday in the final.
Samoa A beat Junior Japan 42‑22.
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