Fiji expect to deliver best tour performance against Ireland in Dublin

The Pacific Islanders recovered from a slow start against Warren Gatland’s Wales and hung on for a famous victory having lost by 40 points in Murrayfield the week before when they were without a host of their top players.
Fiji expect to deliver best tour performance against Ireland in Dublin

ON A HIGH: Fiji's Jiuta Wainiqolo celebrates their side's win after the Autumn international match at Principality Stadium.

Fiji head coach Mick Byrne is confident that his touring side will be better than the collective that claimed a first-ever win in Cardiff against Wales two weeks ago when they face Ireland at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday.

The Pacific Islanders recovered from a slow start against Warren Gatland’s side and hung on for a famous victory having lost by 40 points in Murrayfield the week before when they were without a host of their top players.

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