Nitesh Raniga 
[Source: World Rugby Sevens]
The Fijiana 7s team could not hold on to their two-point lead as they went down to Great Britain 19-22 in the Bronze final in Hong Kong.
The Fiji side had to work hard to come from 10-nil down to score through Meredani Qoro for a 5-10 scoreline at the breather.
Jasmine Joyce and Lisa Thomson scored Great Britain’s first half tries.
Viniana Riwai scored straight into the second half to give Fijians a slender two point lead.
Great Britain fought back as Joyce scored her second try to give her side a 17-12 lead.
What an interception from Lisa Thomson! 😱 @GBRugbySevens #HSBC7s | #HK7s pic.twitter.com/bS28VJseNZ
— World Rugby 7s (@WorldRugby7s) April 2, 2023
The Fijiana side teamed up well and a sensational run by Ilisapeci Delaiwau gave them a 19-12 lead after she managed to convert her own try.
But it was Isla Norman-Bell who sprinted to the try-line for the winning try as Great Britain took out Bronze with a 22-19 final scoreline.
What a finish for the bronze-winning try @GBRugbySevens ! 🤩#HK7s | #HSBC7s pic.twitter.com/HL93GejUZx
— World Rugby 7s (@WorldRugby7s) April 2, 2023
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