Suva 7s coach Kalisito Tunaulu breathed a sigh of relief after his team beat the PNG side 14-12 in their first pool game today, with maestro Waisale Serevi leading the charge from the opponents end.
Tunaulu said the win is a big boost to the capital city side.
Tunaulu adds the last game was one of their toughest and has stressed to his boys to respect all the teams, as it will be tough as the competition moves on.
In other games played so far, Army beat Western Force 26-7 and Ratu Filise lost to Canada 12 - 7.
The game currently underway is between Northern Sharks and Tonga.
The favourites for the Suva International 7s tournament, the Fiji Barbarians will play against Waimanu at 4:09pm and in the last match of the day today at 7:49pm they take on Tonga.
You can catch the live commentaries of the matches on our sister station, Viti FM.
Suva 7s coach relieved
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