RWC 2023 | Raiwalui: England will be a different side in quarters

FIJI Water Flying Fijians head coach Simon Raiwalui says facing England in the World Cup quarter-finals will be different from when they met last month in Twickenham.
The match in London saw Fiji topple the Tier One nation 30-22 for the first time, two weeks away from
the World Cup and was described as one of the lowest moments in English rugby history.
The two sides will face-off at Stade de Marseille in a week’s time at 3am.
“They (England) play rugby to win. They’re very talented. They’ll put a lot of pressure on us at set-piece
time as well,” Raiwalui said.
“Tactically, they’ll look to take advantage of some of the things we’ve been doing, so they’re a very good
team. It’s going to be a big challenge.”
He said he expected England to change their game a little bit.
“It’s a totally different match (to when Fiji beat England in August), playing a different team. There will
be aspects of how they play that are similar but they will bring new stuff as well.
“It’s about us being efficient and doing the things we do well and giving ourselves the best chance to
compete. We’ve played the team, the boys are comfortable, it’s not the first time, so I think it will be a good match.”