Fiji delivered a dominant performance to defeat Japan by 21 points and book their place in the Vancouver 7s final. After losing to Japan in the pool stage, Fiji came out with intent, using their physicality and fast-paced attack to take control early. They ran in four well-worked tries, showcasing their trademark offloading game and punishing Japan’s defensive lapses. Japan struggled to match Fiji’s intensity but managed to score a consolation try late in the game. In the end, Fiji’s power and precision proved too much, securing a commanding victory and a shot at the title.

Stable scrum and the hooter sounds as Fiji kick it out, bringing an end to this one.

The scrum is won by Japan and the kick goes long down field. It's tidied up by Fiji outside their 22. They then win a penalty as Japan don't roll at the ruck. Fiji elect for the scrum.

Japan maintain possession, before a forward pass is ruled for a Fijian scrum feed outside the Japan 22. The ball goes right off the scrum but it's lost forward for a Japanese scrum.

Fiji send the restart high and short, allowed to bounce and it rolls over the sideline. Knock on by Fiji is the call and it's a Japan scrum. Steady scrum and the ball goes left, with Fiji making a great tackle.

The kick goes over from right in front.

FIJI RESPOND IN STYLE! Short ball for Milinia and she shows great pace to run it in from 50m out!