New Zealand cantered into the Rugby World Cup quarter-finals as they ran in 11 tries to demolish Uruguay 73-0 in a ruthless performance.

Many rugby fans in Fiji go to great lengths to watch the Fiji Water Flying Fijians in action at the Rugby World Cup.

Samoa named an all-new tight five for their must-win Rugby World Cup Pool D fixture against England on Saturday as coach Seilala Mapusua made nine changes for the clash in Lille, where his team will have the slimmest of quarter-final hopes.

George Ford and Owen Farrell are back together in England’s team to play Samoa on Sunday, while Freddie Steward returns at fullback and Tom Curry, who has played two minutes at the World Cup, starts at flanker.

Captain Merab Sharikadze returns to the Georgia starting lineup to earn a 99th test cap in their Rugby World Cup Pool C clash with Wales on Sunday, one of five changes for their final group fixture.

Scotland captain Jamie Ritchie has been passed fit to play in their must-win Rugby World Cup Pool B clash with Ireland on Sunday as winger Darcy Graham keeps his place and fullback Blair Kinghorn earns a 50th cap.

Ireland flanker Peter O’Mahony will win his 100th cap when his side face Scotland in their final Rugby World Cup Pool B clash against Scotland at the Stade de France on Saturday, with a win enough to guarantee Ireland top spot in the pool.

Antoine Dupont was seen with ball in hand for the first time since he sustained a broken cheekbone at the Rugby World Cup as the mercurial France scrumhalf steps up his bid for a potential quarter-final appearance.

For someone that played football from childhood until he was 18, rugby was never part of the bigger picture.

[Source: Fiji Rugby/ Facebook]

A short visit to Fiji a few years ago captured the heart of an Irishman and he fell in love with the culture and of course rugby.

The Fiji Water Flying Fijians coaching staff is expected to make minimal changes to their matchday 23 against Portugal in their last Rugby World Cup pool match.