Sireli Maqala, a versatile back for the Flying Fijians, continues to make a significant impact in the French Top 14 league, showcasing his talent with Bayonne. In a recent match, Maqala scored his 10th try of the season, contributing to a convincing 33-12 victory over Castres. His remarkable performance keeps him at the top of the try-scoring leaderboard after 13 matches.

Maqala’s try came in spectacular fashion; he caught a deflected pass and sprinted an impressive 60 meters without any opposition, highlighting his speed and agility. Additionally, Luke Tagi, another member of the Flying Fijians, participated in the match during the second half.

On the opposing side, Vilimoni Botitu played at center for Castres, while seasoned player Leone Nakarawa was included in the match-day squad, indicating a strong lineup. In other action from the day, Pau emerged victorious against RC Vannes with a score of 48-24, and Montpellier edged out Clermont with a close 22-18 win.

This news not only celebrates the individual talents of Fijian players but also reinforces the growing presence and competitiveness of Fijian athletes in international rugby. Exciting performances like Maqala’s are likely to inspire future generations and elevate the profile of rugby in Fiji and beyond.