Today marks a historic moment for Fiji as the Vodafone Fiji Bulikula take the field for their first-ever Rugby League World Cup semi-final.
This is more than just a game, it is a moment built on years of sacrifice, resilience, determination and the unwavering belief that Fiji's women deserve their place among the world's best.
Every tackle, every run and every moment on that field carries the hopes and dreams of a nation, along with the sacrifices of the mothers, daughters, families and supporters who have helped make this journey possible.
As the Bulikula prepare to make history, they are not only playing for a place in the World Cup final.
They are breaking barriers, inspiring a new generation of young girls and proving that dreams can become reality.
Whatever happens on the field, these women have already made their mark on Fiji's sporting history.
The Bulikula take on defending world champions, the Jillarros at 6.45pm tonight at Allianz Stadium in Sydney.
Meanwhile, the Kiwi Ferns have already qualified for the final after beating Fetu Samoa 32-0 last night.
