It will be a repeat of last week's London Sevens final when rivals, the Digicel Fiji Sevens team meet Samoa in the Edinburgh Sevens quarterfinal tonight.
Fiji beat France by 42-7, thrashed Moldova by 52-7 and scraped past Kenya by 38-7 in their last pool game this morning to qualify.
New Zealand will meet hosts Scotland and coach Gordon Tietjens said that although they already have the IRB series in the bag, the match against the hosts will be a difficult one.
Meanwhile, South African coach Paul Treu said to succeed in Edinburgh, his players need to be prepared mentally.
Looking at tonight's quarterfinal matches: IRB series champions New Zealand take on Scotland at 10:43pm, Fiji take on London Sevens champions Samoa at 11:05pm, Wales meet France at 11:27pm and South Africa meet England at 11:49pm.
The Cup semifinals kick off at 3:08am while the Cup finals will be played at 5:16am.
Rivals Meet In Quarters
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