The Flying Fijians showcased some good rugby last night despite the 60-14 loss to All Blacks.
The coaching staffs are happy with the performance of the Flying Fijians and have already started to look on the areas which need improvement before the Rugby World cup.
One key area is discipline as the Flying Fijians conceded six penalties in the first 20 minutes.
Team Manager, Talemo Waqa said last night was another learning experience for Fiji and they are happy to play the number one ranked team in the World just weeks before the Rugby World cup.
The Flying Fijians scored two tries through Nemia Kenatale and Vereniki Goneva.
All Blacks tries were scored by Sitiveni Sivivatu, Colin Slade, Andrew Hore, Adam Thomson, Conrad Smith, Piri Weepu and Mils Muliaina.
Story by: Dhanjay Deo
Flying Fijians to work on discipline
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