Fast-rising Fiji carry a nation’s pride in redemption match with England

Rugby union is going from strength to strength in the Pacific Island country and the team are eager to settle the score of a World Cup quarter-final defeat

True, they are the lowest-ranked team England will play in November, but it would be highly dangerous to underestimate Fiji. Coming between an

Opening victory against Australia

And a box-office encounter with the All Blacks, it might be easy to regard Saturday’s Twickenham encounter as a relatively straightforward assignment. Easy, but foolish.

You don’t have to go back far – two years or so, to an autumn afternoon in Marseille and England’s

2023 Rugby World Cup quarter-final

– to remember how potent Fiji can be.

Originally published at:The Guardian

Source: The Guardian

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