Fijians Must Outsmart Australia A To Win
They will play at 3:30pm while With the World Cup next year, majority of them are gunning for a spot in one of the world's best three sides - the Wallabies.
Friday 08 July 2022 | 18:30
Vodafone Flying Fijians players, from left, Api Ratuniyarawa, Haereiti Hetet, and Eroni Mawi train at Albert Park, Suva, on July 7, 2022.Suva. Photo: Ronald Kumar
Vodafone Flying Fijians head coach Vern Cotter knows that Australian A team will be out to prove a point against them tomorrow at Lautoka's Churchill Park.
They will play at 3:30pm while, majority of them are gunning for a spot in one of the world's best three sides - the Wallabies.
Wallabies are one of the three best performing teams, having won World Cup finals; with only New Zealand and South Africa having won three tournaments.
Vodafone Flying Fijians halfback Frank Lomani trains at Albert Park, Suva, on July 7, 2022. Photo: Ronald Kumar
"They will be tough but for the boys that play Super Rugby they know what Australian teams are like; they are competitive and they don't go away," he said.
"We have to step up and that is our key component for this week.
"Make sure that we get better and build on good things from last week.
"We got to keep focusing on the game, have good set-pieces and play structured rugby to keep the ball for a longer period."
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