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Tietjens-Serevi combination works out

Tietjens-Serevi combination works out

The quarter finals of the Uprising Fiji International 7’s tomorrow have been decided.

The Gordon Tietjens coached Digicel Matai side which has the likes of 7's Maestro, Waisale Serevi and Marika Vunibaka will feature in the second quarter final, at 11:12am, the match against the Joe Savou's coached Wardens side at the TFL Stadium tomorrow.

Serevi's side beat NZ Maori in their last pool game by 29-12 to confirm their place.

The first quarter final will see Red Rock meeting Navy at 10:28am.

The second quarterfinal at 10:50am will see Police under the guidance of Manasa Bari, who created the biggest upset today after beating Fiji Barbarians by 15-5 will meet Samurai, coached by Sailosi Naiteqe Senior.

The last of the Cup quarter finals at 11:34am will see Army take on IRB 7's 2009 series winners, Samoa.

Looking at the results from the games played this afternoon, Red Rock beat Samoa 19-14, Navy edged Army 15-14, Samurai beat Uprising 10-5 and Nadroga beat US Grizzlies 19-14.

The last match of the day is currently underway between Fiji Barbarians and Police, a live commentary of the match can be heard on our sister station VitiFM.
 
The tournament continues tomorrow at 9am in the Bowl quarter finals.

The first Cup quarter finals kicks off at 28 minutes past 10, between Red Rock and Navy.

A commentary of the entire Cup quarter final matches can be heard on our sister station VitiFM.

Story by: Selina Navuso, Dreu Vukailagi and Sailosi Kama

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