The Digicel Fiji Sevens team management team has stuck to the same lineup that beat USA 38-12 to play against South Africa in the quarterfinal this afternoon.
Manager Jope Tuivanuavou has confirmed that coach Iliesa Tanivula has decided to stick use Pio Tuwai, Watisoni Votu and Etonia Naba upfront in the forwards.
Captain Emosi Vucago will be at halfback, Jiuta Lutumailagi on the wing, Osea Kolinisau at rover and Waisale Beci on the wing.
Tuivanuavou added the players that have been selected know what is at stake for the nation in the Hong Kong Sevens.
He said that Tanivula is working with the players to iron out the mistakes they committed yesterday.
Fiji will take on South Africa at 4.55pm.
In the opening quarterfinal at 4.11pm, Samoa will face USA, England will play Australia at 4.33pm while New Zealand takes on Kenya in the last quarterfinal at 5.17pm this afternoon.
No changes to Sevens team line-up
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