This weekend’s Skipper Cup semifinals will be interesting according to Fiji Rugby Union chief executive John O’Connor.

The Ram Sami Suva coaching staff will find it challenging to select their best 23 players to feature in the Skipper Cup semifinal against Namosi on Saturday.

Naitasiri fly-half Kini Douglas hopes to win a Skipper Cup title in his career.

Fiji born France rugby center Virimi Vakatawa is expected to line up against the Flying Fijians for the first time next week.

Suva is the only rugby union with all teams through to the Skipper Cup semifinals this weekend.

Fijiana 15s head coach Senirusi Seruvakula was surprised with the skills and talents uncovered in the Northern women’s 10s competition yesterday.

Coaching may be next for Suva veteran Sireli Ledua when he officially retires from rugby at the end of the 2020 season.

It was an emotional ending for the Yasawa rugby side as they played their last Skipper Cup match on Saturday at Ratu Cakobau Park.

The second semifinal of the Skipper Cup will be held at Ratu Cakobau Park in Nausori on Saturday as Naitasiri hosts Nadroga.

The Ram Sami Suva rugby side knows Namosi will bring their A-game into their Skipper Cup semi-final clash this weekend.

Fiji Rugby Union Chief Executive John O’Connor says he will be getting in touch with the Flying Fijians management team in France regarding the report of their players tested positive for COVID-19.

A report has come out of the Daily Mail stating that a number of the Flying Fijian players camping in France have tested positive for COVID-19.