Flying Fijians eye Wales

AFTER the thumping victory over Georgia, Flying Fijians head coach John McKee says they are taking a positive attitude to the next game against Wales.

Playing the reigning Six Nations champion will be the toughest assignment for the Dominiko Waqaniburotu-captained team in pool play. Fiji will play Wales at the Oita Stadium on Wednesday.

The team had a rest day yesterday and will be back on the training field today to prepare for Wales.

AFTER the thumping victory over Georgia Flying Fijians coach John McKee says they are taking a positive attitude to the next game against Wales.

Playing the reigning Six Nations champion will be the toughest assignment for the Dominiko Waqaniburotu-captained team in pool play.

“We know the challenge ahead of us,” McKee said yesterday.

“Wales are a good side. “We going to give our best shot and we’re taking a positive attitude towards this game

“We going to give it our best shot .

“We will give best in this game and we know we can be successful against Wales,” McKee said.

Fiji will play Wales at the the Oita Stadium next Wednesday.

It will be first final pool match in the RWC 2019.

The team had a rest yesterday and will be back on the training field today to prepare for Wales.