Viliame Mata started at his usual Number 8 position for Fiji in their win over Scotland. Strong carried into the defence, bending the line and as always punishing in defence.

2 strong showings in Fiji’s July test matches proves he still by far and away their best Number 8.

Kalaveti Ravouvou started on the wing for Fiji against Scotland. He made a great run in the first after receiving a great offload from Lekima Tagitagivalu, but the play didn’t result in points.

Defensively was caught out for Scotland’s first try but scored his own just before halftime, finishing off some great work by the Flying Fijians backline.

Temo Mayanavanua was one of Fiji’s best against Scotland. Starting at Lock, he led the way with some big carries, solid tackling and great lineout work.

He made 13 carries, 41 metres, 1 linebreak and was perfect defensively with 10 out of 10 tackle attempts.

Albert Tuisue against proved impactful off the bench for Fiji. He entered the match against Scotland in the 66th minute, replacing Viliame Mata.

Tuisue forced a turnover and made 2 carries as Fiji were forced to defend their line in the closing minutes with Scotland throwing everything at them.

He makes his return to Europe now, joining Pro D2 side Provence.

The Flying Fijians won their homecoming test match against Scotland in Suva 29-14.

Mawi started at Loosehead Prop and made a handful of carries, was strong defensively and held up the scrum well against a side known for its scrum dominance.

Bath have won the Gallagher Premiership final, beating Leicester in a tense and exciting match 23-21. The Tigers scored 3 tries to Bath’s 2 but it wasn’t enough in the end. Joe Cokanasiga wins his first title while Ben Volavola didn’t take the field for Leicester.