Fiji 7s forward Sevuloni Mocenacagi has been suspended for one match will miss the first pool game at the London 7s against Canada.
Mocenacagi received his 5th yellow card of the series.
Meanwhile the Vodafone Fiji 7s team is focused on their first game against Canada as many are expecting another upset from the Canadians.
Canada who won the Singapore 7s last month has been rated the top team in Pool C which has New Zealand and Fiji.
Coach Gareth Baber believes the last tournament will not come any easy as all teams wants to finish on a high this season.
Fiji plays Canada at 9.30pm Saturday, Japan at 12.36am Sunday then take on New Zealand at 4.04am Sunday.
The medal quarterfinals start at 10.58pm Sunday, the semis will be played at 2.48am Monday while the medal final will kick off at 5.57am Monday.
