The Digicel Fiji 7s team will meet Wales in the fourth cup quarter finals at 2:58pm.
The national side just managed to escape a spirited Canadian effort to win by 19-10.
Nemani Nagusa registered Fiji’s first try after 45 seconds before Metusela Talebula scored their second try to lead 12-5 at half time.
Emosi Vucago scored their only try in the second half of the game marred by mistakes as the national side failed to click as a team.
Former Flying Fijians Coach Ilivasi Tabua said come the cup quarter finals Fiji cannot repeat the same performance from the pool games as the matches will be more competitive.
Cup quarter final will begin at 1.52pm.
The Cup semi final will start at 7.32am tomorrow and Cup final will be played at 10.28am.
Story by: Akuila Cama
Fiji to meet Wales in quarters
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