Flying Fijians still have a chance to qualify for Rugby World Cup quarter-final despite Wales beating Wallabies

The Fiji Airways Flying Fijians still has a slim chance to qualify for the quarter‑final of the Rugby World Cup despite Wales beating Australia 29‑25 last night.

Looking at the team standing in Pool D, Wales is first with 9 points, Australia is second with 6 points, Georgia is third with 5 points, Uruguay is fourth with 4 points while Fiji is last with 2 points.

"Some big calls there, some went our way and some didnt - we've gotta pick ourself back up" - @wallabies skipper Michael Hooper after a heart-breaking loss to Wales#AUSvWAL #RWC2019 pic.twitter.com/QikqOtgn7C

— 10 Sport (@10SportAU) September 29, 2019

Fiji will now need to win their remaining two matches and get the maximum 10 points which will see Fiji finish the pool matches with 12 points.

Fiji will also need to hope that Uruguay creates another major upset at the World Cup and beat Wales.

Fiji plays Wales on the 9th of October and if Fiji beats Georgia with a bonus point then Fiji will enter the match against Wales with 7 points and Wales will enter with 9 points.

If Fiji gets the bonus point win against Wales and stops Wales from getting the two bonus points then Fiji will rely on Uruguay beating Wales.

Uruguay will face Wales on the 13th of October.

Australia needs to win its remaining two matches against Uruguay and Georgia to qualify for the knockout stages.

Fiji takes on Georgia at 5.15pm Thursday.