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Ikanivere confident of a good outing

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  • The Fiji Water Flying Fijians aim for a strong start against Wales in their Nations Championship opener in Cardiff.
  • Captain Tevita Ikanivere and coach Senirusi Seruvakula expressed readiness, stating there are no excuses for the match.
  • Fans can watch the game live on FBC Sports via the Walesi set-top box.

The Fiji Water Flying Fijians are focused on achieving a positive start to their Nations Championship campaign when they face Wales in Cardiff. Captain Tevita Ikanivere and head coach Senirusi Seruvakula have emphasized the team's preparedness, asserting that there are no excuses for their performance. Ikanivere acknowledged that Wales will be a formidable opponent, but stressed that Fiji is ready to compete. "We donโ€™t mind if we are favorites or underdog we just here to play rugby thatโ€™s what we are here to do, we here to win we looking forward to coming out and making the people of Fiji proud," Ikanivere stated.

Both sides recognize the significance of the match, with Wales aware that Fiji is now a Tier 1 nation. Coach Seruvakula has selected his strongest 23 players, anticipating intense competition for spots in the upcoming games. The team is expected to give their all in this crucial encounter.

Local fans in Fiji will have the opportunity to watch the match live exclusively on FBC Sports, accessible through the Walesi set-top box, mirroring the broadcast arrangement for Fijian Drua games in Super Rugby Pacific.

We donโ€™t mind if we are favorites or underdog we just here to play rugby thatโ€™s what we are here to do, we here to win we looking forward to coming out and making the people of Fiji proud

โ€” Tevita IkanivereExpressing the team's mindset and determination ahead of the match against Wales.
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