Tri-Series Rugby - Japan beats Fijiana 28-14

Tri-Series Rugby - Japan beats Fijiana 28-14

By Antonio Rahiman
Sunday 01/05/2022
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The Rooster Chicken Fijiana 15s side went down to Japan 28-14 in the Tri-Series Competition at the Bond University Oval in Australia.

Fijiana started the match strongly camping close to Japans try-line for the first 10 minutes.

Younis Bese finally got a break 45 metres out and showed blistering speed before scoring the opening try.

The second try came from centre Roela Radiniyavuni after a line break, beating three defenders to score.

Discipline became an issue for the rest of the game as Japan scored two tries to level the scores 14-all at the break.

Fijiana continued to give away multiple penalties in the second half which led to a yellow card and Japan being awarded a penalty try.

Japan continued to use their set-piece effectively and scored a team try from a rolling-maul minutes before the final whistle.

Fijiana will now face the Wallaroos at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane at 7pm next Friday.

Fijiana 15s
vs
Japan

0-0

14' TRY - Younis Bese opens the scoring with a run-away try. Conversion good. 
7-0

29' TRY - Roela Radiniyavuni with another try to Fijian. Conversion through.
14-0


14-7
36' TRY - Japan bounce back with a converted try. 

14-14
40' TRY - Japan get another try at the stroke of half time. Conversion good

Half Time 
14-14


14-21
41' -  Penalty TRY to Japan 

14-28
72' TRY Japan extend their lead after multiple phases inside Fijiana's 22. Conversion through

Full Time
14-28





















































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