The Digicel Fiji 7s management team is facing a hard time trying to get their first set of seven for the quarterfinal match against Scotland tonight.
Speaking to Fijivillage, team manager Opetaia Ravai said Scotland will be tough but the boys look forward to the challenge.
Scotland coach, Stephen Gemmell said they've met Fiji before and are confident they can win.
Meanwhile, Tietjens has only seven points to win the title, but that is not the first thing on his mind at the moment.
The first quarterfinal between New Zealand and England kicks off at 11:28pm, Samoa meets Portugal at 11:50pm, then the Fiji take on Scotland at 12:12am and the last quarterfinal will see South Africa take on Argentina at 12:34am.
The semifinals kick off at 3:44am and the finals will be held at 5:52am.
Starting Seven Yet To Be Decided
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