The Fiji Airways Fijian 7s side lead the 2019 World Sevens Series standings by two points over the USA heading into Paris this weekend.

Gareth Baber’s team has amassed 164 points after nine tournaments and will need a strong finish at the final leg to claim their first series win since 2016/17.

A crushing 43-7 victory over Australia helped the Fijians win their second successive London title this morning, after earlier beating Ireland (33-24) and the USA (17-10) on their way to the final.

Fiji is pooled with Argentina, England and an unconfirmed invitational side in Paris.

The #HSBC7s standings looks like this heading into the final round in Paris next weekend! pic.twitter.com/teGk4jq1To

— World Rugby Sevens (@WorldRugby7s) May 26, 2019

Congrats to Fiji Rugby team on winning London 7s. The final saw them easily defeating Australian Rugby easily. This is their 4 win this season.

See you in Paris for the final event of this years 2018 – 2019 Rugby Sevens i.e Paris Sevens#Paris7s pic.twitter.com/r9TLe4RcvU

— Rugby Sevens Paris Live Stream 2019 Paris 7s (@sevens_live) May 26, 2019

We are on top of the World. Fiji Airways Fijian 7s side sits on top of the standings. #tosoviti https://t.co/fw6FXlIdLv

— Fiji Rugby Union (@fijirugby) May 26, 2019

Haleluyah. Job done in London. Bigger challenge ahead. Vinaka to the Staff, the lads here & back home, families, folks @ HQ, supporters who’ve helped this team. Still a learning process as we build the system. We’re not the finished article. 🙏🇫🇯👍#NextJob pic.twitter.com/IGZvJzMXnM

— Naca Cawanibuka (@cawnac_naca) May 26, 2019

Humbled to see the growth of these lads.They’ve shown professionalism, mental fortitude to go through different modes of adversity. Preparing men for life is a big part of our system.Vinaka to all their families who support them to do this. They’ll come back better sons/dads.🇫🇯 pic.twitter.com/7GBK6Do5hJ

— Naca Cawanibuka (@cawnac_naca) May 26, 2019