The Digicel Fiji Sevens team is fully aware of what is in store from the England team in the quarterfinal of the Australia Sevens today.
Fiji beat England 12-10 in the Hong Kong Sevens quarterfinal and will be looking to avenge that result when the two sides meet today.
England was lucky to be in the quarter final after a 24 all draw against Samoa but qualify to meet Fiji on a better point’s difference.
Manager Jope Tuivanuavou said they have assessed what Fiji will need to do to beat the English.
Tuivanuavou added that the players who will be on the run on team are ready to put their body on the line for their nation.
Fiji will take on England at 3.42pm.
The quarter final will start at 2.36pm where host Australia will face Argentina.
Players ready to put bodies on the line
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