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Flying Fijians beat Classic All Blacks

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By Fijivillage

June 13, 2013, 8:09 am Fiji Time

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Flying Fijians beat Classic All Blacks

The Flying Fijians kicked off its centennial celebration in style after an emphatic 33-14 victory over the Classic All Blacks last night.

Fiji trailed 14-6 at halftime before making a great comeback in the second half scoring three unanswered tries to Malakai Ravulo, Nemani Nadolo and Setefano Somoca.

Flying Fijians Captain Akapusi Qera said it is a well deserved win for the players and especially for the fans.

Captain Justin Marshall said Fiji played intelligent rugby to win the match.

The Flying Fijians will now prepare for their last two matches in the Pacific Nations Cup where they face USA next Wednesday 8.10pm and Tonga on the 23rd of this month.

Both matches will be held in Japan.

Story by: Aliki Bia

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