Flying Fijians put recent defeats behind them ahead of Scotland clash

Flying Fijians put recent defeats behind them ahead of Scotland clash
FRU

More than 51,000 fans are expected to fill Murrayfield Stadium tomorrow as the FIJI Water Flying Fijians prepare to face Scotland, and Fiji players are ready. 

Flying Fijian Captain Tevita Ikanivere says despite losses to Wales and a heavy defeat to England, the Flying Fijians have put those results behind them and are determined to deliver a strong performance against Scotland.

Ikanivere says the players are fully switched on and ready for the challenge.

The Japan-based hooker says valuable lessons have been learned from their mistakes in the last two matches.

Ikanivere also says the weather conditions are ideal for rugby and the players are mentally prepared to perform in front of a crowd of more than 51,000 supporters.

Fiji will play Scotland at 1.10am tomorrow.

In other matches, the All Blacks will host Ireland at 7.10pm tomorrow, Japan will take on France at 8.40pm, and the Wallabies will face Italy at 10.10pm.

On Sunday, South Africa will meet Wales at 3.40am, while England will take on Argentina at 7.10am.

FNRL

Stay tuned for the latest news on our radio stations

CFL radio frequencies
Scoreboard
Full Time
Eels 18–24 Panthers
Full Time
Knights 22–23 Roosters
Full Time
Rabbitohs 28–26 Storm
Full Time
Drua 17–34 Waratahs
8:10AM
Ireland vs Argentina
11:40PM
Italy vs South Africa
2:10AM
Scotland vs New Zealand
Full TIme
U20 Northland 24–8 U20 Ovalau
Full TIme
U20 Namosi 12–27 U20 Coastland
Full TIme
U20 Macuata 40–17 U20 Vatukoula
Full Time
Yasawa 67–15 Taveuni
Full Time
Navosa 41–24 Northland
Full Time
Cakaudrove 62–15 Tavua