The Digicel Fiji sevens team must win their game against Papua New Guinea in order to stay in the Cup competition of the Australia sevens.
The Fiji sevens team will try to bounce back from last night's defeat at the hands of Wales to reach the Cup quarterfinals of the Australia sevens tournament today.
They must win both games, starting with Papua New Guinea and then against Kenya. If they fail to do that, then they may for the first time ever, will play in the bowls competition.
Team manager Jope Tuivanuavou said rugby fans in Fiji should not lose hope and it’s another day today and anything can happen.
Tuivanuavou added players are also focused for the two crucial games.
Fiji sevens team will meet PNG in their second pool match at 5:29pm and their last pool encounter against Kenya will be at 9:56pm.
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