Scotland, missing their British and Irish Lions players, head to Suva to face Fiji in what promises to be a fierce encounter in the early hours of Saturday morning. This match is a key opportunity for Scotland to secure a vital win on Fijian soil.
Scotland’s squad, featuring significant changes, warmed up with a narrow 29-26 victory over the Māori All Blacks last weekend. Meanwhile, Fiji pushed the Australian Wallabies to the limit in Newcastle, narrowly losing 21-18.
For fans watching from the UK, the kickoff at HFC Bank Stadium in Suva is set for 4am UK time.
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The game will be broadcast live on Premier Sports, with coverage beginning at 3.55am on Premier Sports 2. You can also stream the match online via Premier Sports’ digital platform.
Here are the confirmed starting lineups and replacements:
Fiji Starting XV:
- Eroni Mawi
- Tevita Ikanivere
- Mesake Doge
- Isoa Nasilasila
- Temo Mayanavanua
- Lekima Tagitagivalu
- Elia Canakaivata
- Viliame Mata
- Simione Kuruvoli
- Caleb Muntz
- Jiuta Wainiqolo
- Josua Tuisova
- Sireli Maqala
- Kalaveti Ravouvou
- Salesi Rayasi
Fiji Replacements:
16. Samuel Matavesi
17. Haereiti Hetet
18. Samuela Tawake
19. Mesake Vocevoce
20. Albert Tuisue
21. Sam Wye
22. Isaiah Armstrong-Ravula
23. Vilimoni Botitu
Scotland Starting XV:
15. Kyle Rowe
14. Darcy Graham
13. Cameron Redpath
12. Tom Jordan
11. Kyle Steyn (Vice-Captain)
10. Fergus Burke
9. Jamie Dobie
- Rory Sutherland
- Ewan Ashman
- Elliot Millar Mills
- Marshall Sykes
- Grant Gilchrist (Vice-Captain)
- Jamie Ritchie
- Rory Darge (Captain)
- Matt Fagerson
Scotland Replacements:
16. George Turner
17. Alec Hepburn
18. Will Hurd
19. Max Williamson
20. Josh Bayliss
21. George Horne
22. Adam Hastings
23. Ollie Smith
Match Officials:
Referee: Ben O’Keeffe (New Zealand Rugby)
Assistant Referees: Jordan Way (Rugby Australia), Matt Kellahan (Rugby Australia)
TMO: Richard Kelly (New Zealand Rugby)