The Flying Fijians have swiftly returned to action upon their arrival in Denver as they prepare for the Asahi Pacific Nations Cup semi-final against Canada. The team kicked off their preparations with a morning gym session followed by a clarity run at the Lowry Sports Complex Fitness Centre. Despite inclement weather pushing them indoors due to lightning risks, the team’s enthusiasm and energy remained high.

Scheduled for a showdown at 12.35 pm next Monday in Denver, Colorado, the Fiji Water Flying Fijians and Canada both seek to continue their upward trajectory as they advance towards the Rugby World Cup 2027. John Sanday, the board chair, emphasized the significance of each match as a vital step in their World Cup journey, with the team demonstrating significant resilience by overcoming adverse situations in previous matches.

Fiji enters this match as the defending champion of the Pacific Nations Cup, bringing with them a record of resilience and growth. This semi-final not only serves as a crucial moment in the current tournament but also as a preview of their potential for the World Cup. As Sanday noted, building resilience and overcoming setbacks are central to the team’s strategy, which has so far proven effective as they continue to develop their strength and unity.

In parallel, the other semi-final will feature a clash between Tonga and Japan, hinting at a thrilling continuation of the tournament. While no major injuries have been reported, the team’s focus remains centered on key areas such as turnover, defense, and finishing under pressure — all crucial for extending their winning streak.

The Flying Fijians’ preparation and perseverance exemplify their determination to maintain their championship status. The support from fans, as Sanday encouraged, will be pivotal as Fiji seeks to keep the momentum and seize the opportunity to inspire with another spirited performance. The anticipation is set for a high-energy, competitive match that promises exciting developments on the road to the 2027 Rugby World Cup.


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