FIJI Water Flying Fijians interim coach Senirusi Seruvakula says Japan’s players are genetically fast and agile, and they are well aware of the challenges they will face during the final of the Asahi Super Dry Pacific Nations Cup tonight.
Seruvakula says the Flying Fijians will look to build long, constructive phases with ball in hand in an effort to test and eventually wear down the Japanese defence.
He says discipline will also be a key factor for Fiji as they look to execute their game plan and maintain pressure throughout the match.
Flying Fijians Captain Tevita Ikanivere says the players have prepared well and are ready for Japan.

Seruvakula says they have played Japan before and they know what to do to counter them.
Insert Seruvakula on game 19th Sep
Fiji will play Japan in the final of the Asahi Super Dry Pacific Nations Cup at 10.05pm today.
Canada will face USA for the third place playoff at 9pm tonight.