Flying Fijians thrash French Barbarians 46-14

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Flying Fijians thrash French Barbarians 46-14

By Marika Rasekaseka

20/11/2022

[Photo: Fiji Rugby]

The Flying Fijians have secured their first win in the Autumn Nation Series after beating a strong French Barbarians side by 46-14 this morning.

Fiji led in the first half by 26-7

More to follow.

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