Flying Fijians must stay disciplined and connected for full 80 minutes - Seruvakula

Flying Fijians must stay disciplined and connected for full 80 minutes - Seruvakula
Photo: Akito Iwamoto

The FIJI Water Flying Fijians will need to be disciplined on both sides of the ball, and stay connected for the full 80 minutes as they prepare to take on Canada tonight.

Those were the words of Interim Coach Senirusi Seruvakula from Japan, saying that they will never underestimate Canada as they are a very good side.

Seruvakula says Canada has an advantage over them as they played Japan last weekend.

He says they currently have no injuries in the squad and are looking forward to tonight's game.

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Skipper Tevita Ikanivere says they have had a great preparation for the past two weeks, and the boys are excited to play Canada tonight.

Ikanivere also mentioned that they have four debutants for this game in No. 8 Isoa Tuwai, Penaia Cakobau, Inoke Ravuiwasa and Terio Tamani.

The Flying Fijians are the current defending Asahi Super Dry Pacific Nations Cup champions.

Fiji will take on Canada at 7 tonight in Osaka.

Meanwhile, Japan will meet the USA at 10pm.



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