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[Source: World Rugby Sevens]
The Fiji Airways Men’s 7s side will face South Africa in the semi-final of the Sydney 7s at 5.28pm today.
This is after the Waisea Nacuqu-captained side defeated Great Britain 26-14 in the quarterfinal last night.
Vuiviawa Naduvalo, Josua Vakurunabili, Nacuqu and Manueli Maisamoa scored Fiji’s four tries.
The leg drive and dive from Manueli Maisamoa 😮💨
🇫🇯 His score sealed a big quarter-final win for @fijirugby over GB @DHLRugby | #ImpactMoment | #Sydney7s | #HSBC7s pic.twitter.com/CdJBTMbE0y
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Coach Ben Gollings says they need to build on that quarter-final win.
[Source: World Rugby Sevens]
He adds South Africa had a great outing in their victory over Ireland in the quarters.
In other quarter-finals, New Zealand beat Samoa 12-0, South Africa defeated Ireland 26-12 and France silenced the home crowd with a penalty after fulltime for a 17-14 win against Australia.
Try No.100 for Max McFarland in the #HSBC7s! 💯#Sydney7s | @GBRugbySevens pic.twitter.com/kq24GxjGyZ
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The first semi-final between New Zealand and France will kick off at 5:06pm.
The Cup final is scheduled for 9:26pm.
[Source: World Rugby Sevens]
Meanwhile, our Fijiana takes on Japan in the 5th place semi-final at 12:54pm today.
[Source: World Rugby Sevens]
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