Tonga has confirmed key changes to their starting line-up just before today’s Pacific Nations Cup clash against the Flying Fijians in Suva.

The Police Blues Rugby side has retained the Suva Rugby Union’s FMF Escott Shield for the 4th year in a row after beating Navy Rugby 30-17 in the final this afternoon.

In the wake of their opening loss to Canada at the Women’s Rugby World Cup, the Vodafone Fijiana XV is focusing on a new week and a fresh start.

As Fiji’s under-16 boys football side prepares to face Papua New Guinea in the 3rd place play-off in the OFC U-16 Men’s Championship, it will be their last chance to qualify for the 2026 FIFA U-17 World Cup.

As Tavua prepares to take on Navua in Round 16 of the Extra Supermarket Premier League this afternoon, the match carries far more weight than just the three points on offer.

Tonga will come into Suva this afternoon with extra motivation as they continue their push for a World Cup spot.

This year’s 2025 Vodafone Fiji Kaji/Kajiana Rugby competition will be shown live on FBC 2 on Days 3 and 4.

The Bula Boys FC which has been given the nod for the Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) Professional League is not the national men’s team.

Sri Lanka fast bowler Dilshan Madushanka took a last-over hat-trick to steer the tourists to a dramatic seven-run victory over Zimbabwe in their first One-Day International at the Harare Sports Club.

Only one club from Fiji (Bula Boys FC) has secured its spot in the inaugural OFC Professional League, leaving the Ba club out of the new 2026 competition. 

Flying Fijians loose forward Viliame Mata expects nothing less than a bruising encounter when Fiji opens its Pacific Nations Cup campaign against Tonga.

After facing a wave of criticism and negative comments following their opening Rugby World Cup loss to Canada, Fijiana vice-captain Bitila Tawake has called on the nation to rally behind the team.