The top eight Women's 7s teams have booked their spots in the quarter finals of the HSBC Perth 7s.
The USA will face France at 12.02am tomorrow in the first quarter final, followed by New Zealand taking on China at 12.24am, Japan meets Australia at 12.46am in the third quarter final, and Canada will play Brazil at 1.08am in the last quarter final.
The Fiji Airways Fijiana 7s side will face Ireland at 11.03 tonight in the 9th-place semi final.
Looking at the results, Great Britain beat the Fijiana 27-14, Canada defeated the USA 21-7, Brazil thumped Ireland 26-5, New Zealand thrashed Japan 53-5, China beat Spain 14-0, and Australia thrashed France 40-5.
The cup semi finals will start at 7.49pm tomorrow, and the cup final will kick off at 12.11am Monday.
Meanwhile, the Fiji Men’s 7s team will face South Africa at 10.19 tonight in the third cup quarter final.
The men’s semi finals will be at 7.05pm tomorrow, and the cup final will kick off at 11.35pm tomorrow.
Perth 7s: Women's quarter finals confirmed
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