As a result of this match, Canada have now overtook Fiji in the World rankings and now lie in 13th place with Fiji in 14th.

Frantic last 10 minutes with both sides trying to add some final points before the whistle but its the home team Canada who come out on top. A huge congratulations to the underdogs who performed well on the day and through some superb individual play combined with some great clean outs in the ruck area allowed them hold on to a 2 point lead and put themselves at the top of the table for the first time. This is Canada's first win over the Fijians in 14 years!!
Make sure to check back here soon to view the highlights of the match and some of the great tries scored and also massive tackles made.

That a boy!

Just as we felt Canada's defence was too strong for Fiji to break through with numerous heavy tackles pushing Fiji back further and further. Fiji's strength through captain Akapusi however managed to break this defence and put Fiji back in contention for this game.

70 mins possession
Fiji 57%
Canada 43%

Nemani uses his fierce power to evade 3 Canadian tackles and runs around full back Conor Braid to put his side 5 points up after 20 minutes.

Another break by canada and this time its through half back Phil Mack. Mack breaks the line and runs 40 metres up into Fiji's 22 metre, he is taken down and the ball is recycled out wide to substitute hooker Barkwill who touches down in the left corner.

Very even match here in Toronto with Possession stats of
Canada 46%
Fiji 54%

Right between the posts the skipper Caepenter picks from the back and dives over for the first points of the game.

Taylor paris with an 80 metre run from his own 5 metre line make it almost the full length of the pitch to add another 5 points to the scoreboard, unfortunately he runs out of gas just before the line and is taken down and loses the ball in the tackle.