The Fiji Airways Men’s National 7s team will meet South Africa in the first Cup semifinal of the Vancouver 7s at 10 o’clock this morning after Fiji edged New Zealand 22-21 in their Cup quarterfinal match.

Josua Vakurunabili scored Fiji’s first try while Aminiasi Tuimaba scored a double.

Tuimaba ran 75 metres to score his second try after an incredible break from the 22-metre line.

RE:LIVE: Aminiasi Tuimaba is on a different level@fijirugby's Aminiasi Tuimaba breaks three tackles and goes 80 metres to score #Canada7s#DHLRugby pic.twitter.com/ttFyGpp1c9

— World Rugby Sevens (@WorldRugby7s) March 10, 2019

The most critical play of the match came with only seconds left on the clock through a break by Paula Dranisinukula and offload by Tuimaba to speedster Alasio Naduva who touched down in the corner for the winning try.

It's ALWAYS a big one when these teams meet. @AllBlacks7s v @fijirugby #Canada7s.

📝New Zealand have won the last two occasions of meeting in Cup Quarter-Finals. Who you got this time?

📺https://t.co/OryrUJStmC pic.twitter.com/tYS3zVU6kj

— World Rugby Sevens (@WorldRugby7s) March 10, 2019

Fiji’s was consistent in defence and provided a lot of contest at the breakdown.

They managed to deliver the win despite some controversial decisions by the referee.

This is top class rugby@AllBlacks7s keep the ball alive to score superb try at the #Canada7s pic.twitter.com/ZeEjNT4bm6

— World Rugby Sevens (@WorldRugby7s) March 10, 2019

After the match, Coach Gareth Baber said they will not stop working and he has asked fans to keep believing.

Meanwhile, South Africa was the first to qualify for the Cup semifinals after beating Argentina 33-13.

The Cup semifinals of the Vancouver 7s will start at 10 o’clock this morning while the Cup final will kick off at 1.19pm.

🎥 Reaction: @fijirugby head coach Gareth Baber gave us his thoughts after a thrilling win over New Zealand at the #Canada7s pic.twitter.com/GxKjA3UUyG

— World Rugby Sevens (@WorldRugby7s) March 10, 2019