We know what the fans back home want and that is a win against South Africa in the 3rd 1/4 finals of the Rugby World Cup.
These are the words from captain Mosese Rauluni with only 8 hours remaining before the FMF Flying Fijian's take on the Springboks tomorrow morning.
Speaking to Village Sports after their jersey presentation, Rauluni said they are hoping to give the nation another reason to celebrate.
And veteran fly-half Nicky Little who will miss the 1/4 finals because of injury said there is a different fire within the team and anything is possible.
HPU manager Peter Murphy said they will make Fiji fans hold their heads high with pride after watching Fiji's quarterfinal match.
Fiji will take on South Africa at 1am tomorrow while in the last quarterfinal at 7am Scotland takes on Argentina.
Flying Fijians out for a win
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