The Flying Fijians will need to be consistent in the way they approach their remaining three pool games in the Rugby World Cup after yesterday’s 49-25 win against Namibia.
2007 RWC coach, Ilivasi Tabua said it will start getting tough for Fiji from next Saturday against defending champion South Africa.
Tabua, though was happy with the way the Fiji boys stuck to their strength in keeping the ball in hand and keeping the defence guessing.
Captain, Deacon Manu admitted after the win that they will have to lift their performance next weekend against the Boks.
Fiji’s next game is against South Africa at 6pm next Saturday.
The game currently in progress, Australia is leading Italy 32-6.
Game coming up at 6pm, Ireland faces USA and 8.30pm, South Africa takes on Wales.
Story by: Dreu Vukailagi
More consistency needed for Fiji
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