We came here to win and not to think about second chances - Rauluni

We came here to win and not to think about second chances - Rauluni
Source: Fiji Rugby

Vodafone Fijiana XVs coach Mosese Rauluni has made the team’s intention clear that they are coming into this year’s 2024 Oceania Women’s Rugby Championship to win and not think about second chances.

Rauluni says other teams in the competition can think about second chances but not for them as they look to make a clean sweep in the tournament when they play Samoa tomorrow.

He says they have done their job in the first two matches against Tonga and Papua New Guinea, but the tough challenge now is against Samoa and they are well prepared for the challenge.

Fiji will take on Samoa at 6pm tomorrow in the final round of the championship.

In another match, Tonga will take on PNG at 4pm tomorrow.

Both games will be in Brisbane.

The winner of this year’s Oceania Women’s Rugby Championship will get an automatic qualification to the 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup in England.

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