The Digicel Fiji 7's team will fly out off Dubai tomorrow knowing that the South Africa 7's will be tougher than the Dubai 7's.
After going down 19-nil to New Zealand in the semifinal the Iliesa Tanivula coached side will only have 3 days to iron out their weakness before they will play in next weekend’s South Africa 7's.
Fiji is again in Pool B with Australia, Portugal and Russia and is likely to meet either Kenya or South Africa in the quarter finals.
After the Dubai 7's this morning, New Zealand leads the IRB 7's points series with 24 points while losing finalist Samoa is on 20 points while Fiji and England are on 16 points.
IRB commentator Nigel Simpson said the Kiwis had faith they can win the Dubai 7's after thumping Fiji 19-nil in the semifinal.
The South Africa 7's will kick-off next Friday.
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