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The NSW Waratahs have secured a three-peat of Super Rugby Women’s titles for the second time in less than 10 years.
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Fiji face off against Wales in Nations Championship Round 1 on Sat 4th July 2026 at Cardiff City Stadium. Kick-off in the UK is scheduled for 14:10 and is broadcast on ITV. In South Africa it’s at 15:10 SAST on SuperSport, 01:10 NZST on Sky Sport, Sky Sport Now, Sky Go in New Zealand, 23:10 AEST on Stan Sport in Australia and 06:10 EST on RugbyPass TV in the US.
Wales won the last encounter but Wales are in the best form of their last 5 games.
Heading into the fixture the two sides are separated by just 3 places in the rankings with Fiji in position 9 and Wales in position 12, underlining just how tight this match could be.
The official squads for Fiji vs Wales will become available around 24- 48 hours before kick-off. Teams can still make changes up to an hour before the match however.
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Sam Costelow converts the try.
A wonderful passing move by Wales is finished off by Eddie James
The Wales supporters go wild as Sam Costelow successfully kicks the conversion.
The Wales pack has powered over for Ryan Elias to score the try.
The touch judges raise their flags as Isaiah Armstrong-Ravula kicks the conversion.
A penetrating move by Fiji results in a try for Selestino Ravutaumada.
Dan Edwards does the business as their penalty goal attempt goes over.
The touch judges raise their flags as Isaiah Armstrong-Ravula kicks the conversion.
The Fiji maul march their way over the white wash for Elia Canakaivata to touch down.
A clever kick there by Wales allows Josh Adams to collect the ball and touch down for the try.
Dan Edwards adds the two points for Wales.
The defence are desperately trying to hold out here but it was to no avail as Rhys Carre dots the ball down from close range.
Isaiah Armstrong-Ravula kicks the penalty.
It's going to take a miracle to stop this Wales maul...no miracles today as Jac Morgan powers over.
Nobody could stop that maul! Jac Morgan places the ball down for the try.
Isaiah Armstrong-Ravula has kicked a conversion.
Great hands by Fiji leads to a try for Pita-Gus Sowakula