The Fiji 7s team showcased their strength and skill by triumphing over Argentina with a score of 43-21, securing their place in the final of the HSBC Dubai 7s.
Fiji’s dominating performance was highlighted by their ability to outscore the South American team with seven tries against Argentina’s three. From the outset, Fiji controlled the game’s tempo, building a solid 21-7 lead by halftime. Their effective defense and composed play allowed them to maintain possession and dictate the flow of the match.
The scoring began early with George Bose crossing the line just two minutes into the game. Joji Nasova quickly followed up with another try four minutes in, and captain Jeremaia Matana added a third try shortly thereafter. Filipe Sauturaga contributed to the tally with three successful conversions. After the halftime break, Nasova scored his second try, pushing Fiji’s lead further, and Pilipo Bukayaro added another minute later.
Ilikimi Vunaki added Fiji’s sixth try, with Terio Veilawa capping off their scoring with the seventh. Iowane Teba was responsible for another conversion. Though Argentina managed to score three tries through Santiago Mare, Marcos Moneta, and Luciano Gonzalez, their scores were not enough to close the gap, even with multiple conversions from Joaquin Pellandini and Santiago Vera Feld.
Looking ahead, Fiji will compete against Spain in the gold medal final at 4:11 am. This upcoming match presents a great opportunity for Fiji to continue their impressive form and potentially secure another victory.
Fiji’s performance not only underscores their dominance in the sport but also instills hope and excitement among fans for what is to come in the final. Their teamwork and strategy suggest they are well-prepared to face any challenge that lies ahead.
In a summary, Fiji’s win against Argentina solidifies their status as a formidable team in the HSBC Dubai 7s, setting the stage for an eagerly anticipated final against Spain.
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