Fiji have bundled out of the Cup semi finals after losing 24 - 12 to South Africa a few minutes ago.
Fiji started off on a high note after Emosi Vucago ran in a try just minutes into the start of the game before David Batiratu ran in another try.
However the Paul Treu coached side ran in three successive tries after half time to seal Fiji's fate.
The loss now sees Fiji out of the Cup semifinal but into the Plate semi finals.
Looking at scores of the games that just finished, Samoa beat Australia 19-14, NZ beat Argentina 47-7.
Fiji will now face off with Wales in the second plate semifinals at 6.04pm.
Meanwhile the first Cup semi final will start at 6.26pm while the second semi final will be at 6.48pm and the Cup final will be at 8.50pm.
Story by: Paradise Tabucala
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