In their final match of the year, the Flying Fijians suffered a heavy defeat against Ireland, losing 52-17 in Dublin. The Irish team showcased their strength by scoring eight tries compared to Fiji’s two, with Mack Hansen standing out by scoring two tries himself.
Fiji faced additional challenges during the match, receiving two yellow cards in the 19th and 67th minutes, while Ireland’s Sam Prendergast was also shown a yellow card in the 8th minute. By halftime, Ireland had built a substantial lead, ahead 28-3.
This match demonstrates the competition’s growing intensity, with Ireland continuing to strengthen their position on the world stage. Despite the loss, the Flying Fijians can use this experience to regroup and focus on their development for the upcoming seasons. Their resilience and ability to bounce back should fuel optimism for future matches, as they refine their strategies and build a stronger team.
Overall, this year may have ended with a challenging result, but it can also serve as a foundation for growth and improvement moving forward.
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