Bati playmaker and Titans star Jarryd Hayne says that Tonga’s win against the Kiwis last week has added more belief in the Bati camp.
Hayne says they can cause another upset tomorrow.
A massive Fijian crowd is expected to meet at the Wellington Civic Square then march to the Regional Stadium before the match tomorrow.
The Vodafone Fiji Bati will take on New Zealand at 7.30pm tomorrow.
In other quarter finals, Australia will play Samoa at 10.30 tonight, Tonga will face Lebanon at 5pm tomorrow while England will take on PNG at 6pm Sunday.
The winner of the Fiji and New Zealand match will play the winner of the Australia and Samoa match.
