The Flying Fijians are set to host Scotland in Suva on July 12, 2025, aiming to uphold their remarkable unbeaten record on home soil. This highly anticipated clash will be the 12th meeting between both teams, with Scotland historically having the upper hand with nine victories. However, Fiji’s home ground at the HFC Bank Stadium is known as a fortress, where they have never lost to Scotland and celebrated two important wins against their Northern rivals.

Fiji will kick off their year with a challenging encounter against the Wallabies on July 5 in Newcastle, Australia. Following the Scotland match, the Flying Fijians will also compete against Tonga in the opening match of the Pacific Nations Cup on August 30 before heading to Samoa on September 6.

As fans eagerly await these fixtures, there is a sense of optimism surrounding Fiji’s rugby prospects. The team’s commitment to continue their unbeaten streak at home promises exhilarating performances, all while fostering community pride and enthusiasm for the sport.

Overall, the upcoming series of matches encapsulates the spirit of Fiji rugby, signifying not just competition, but a celebration of culture and international camaraderie in the sport. With robust fan support, the atmosphere during these matches is sure to enhance the experience for players and spectators alike.