FIJI Water Flying Fijians head coach Mick Byrne has praised the recent strides made by his team as they gear up for the 2027 Rugby World Cup. Although the squad faced challenges during their match against France, struggling initially with possession and field position, they managed to regain their composure and started to raise questions for the French team as the game progressed. This resurgence highlighted their adaptability and fighting spirit.
Byrne pointed out that the match was a learning experience, shedding light on areas that require further improvement. He believes that steady development is essential as they aim for success in the upcoming World Cup. The coach commended his players for their unity and commitment, noting how the team has bonded exceptionally well in a short timeframe and displayed resilience during the past 18 months.
As the Flying Fijians prepare to take on Spain this Sunday at 4 AM, they look to build on their recent performances. This upcoming match is an opportunity to not only demonstrate their growth but also reinforce their determination to make a mark on the international rugby scene. Following a series of impressive results, including victories over higher-ranked teams like Wales, Fiji is poised to approach future matches with renewed confidence and ambition.
With their commitment to excellence, the Flying Fijians embody a hopeful and promising narrative for Fijian rugby as they head into the World Cup journey, inspiring fans and stakeholders alike.