Watch Fiji vs USA Rugby at Prince Chichibu Stadium for the 2024 Pacific Nations Cup. The USA Eagles look to bounce back against Flying Fiji in crucial rugby semifinal matchup USA on Saturday 14th September 2024, 10:05pm NZST.
In the opening Pacific Nations tournament match, the USA Eagles rugby team was defeated by the Blossoms of Japan. Notable performances were given by talented Japanese players Dylan Riley and Harumichi Tatekawa.
The inexperienced USA squad was unable to hold onto their lead, as Japan’s tactical adjustments allowed them to win Pool B and earn a trip to the semi-finals. Pacific Nations Cup on the daily rugby ad-free, live & on demand.
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Fiji vs USA Pacific Nations Cup Semifinal Match
Event : Fiji vs USA | Pacific Nations Cup
Date : Sat 14th September 2024, 10:05pm NZST
Venue : Prince Chichibu Memorial Stadium
Television : Sky Sport & Sky Go
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The USA Men’s Eagles performed more aggressively and with greater confidence in the second half of the match. Nevertheless, Japan came out on top in the end, defeating the USA 41–24.
Positive highlights included two tries by Nate Augspurger, who was playing his 45th test match on the wing, for the USA, even though they had some promising moments.
USA Eagles are ranked second in Pool B and will face Fiji on Saturday Semifinal Match
The USA Eagles are getting ready to play Flying Fiji in the Pacific Nations Cup semi-final on Saturday, September 14, at 6:05 a.m. ET. Normally, a team has a week off before a game.
Together with Tonga, the Pacific Island superpowers make up two thirds of Pool A. Pool B will feature competition from Canada, Japan, and the USA.
The top two teams from each pool will advance to the Finals Series semi-finals once the pool stage ends, with the bottom teams competing for fifth place in Tokyo. On September 21, the champions will be crowned in Osaka.
How to watch the Pacific Nations Cup 2024
The Fiji vs USA Pacific Nations Cup 2024, redesigned, gets underway this Friday in Suva, when Fiji hosts Samoa.
The semi-finals, championship game, and fifth-place play-off are scheduled to take place in Japan in September. The six-team competition pits Fiji, Samoa, and Tonga against Japan, USA, and Canada in Pool B.
This year’s rebranded event will be available to watch on the following channels:
- Fiji
FBC - Fiji & Pacific Islands
DIGICEL - NZ
Sky