Summary
Fiji won against Wales in a close rugby match at the World Cup, finishing with a score of 28-25. Both teams were searching for their first win in the pool stage, but Fiji came out on top. Wales had a strong start and made several attempts to close the gap, but Fiji held on to secure the victory.
Key Facts
- Fiji defeated Wales with a score of 28-25.
- The game took place in Exeter, with 14,000 people in attendance.
- Both teams were aiming for their first win in the pool stage.
- Fiji scored four tries, with two from Josifini Neihamu.
- Wales also scored four tries, but could not convert enough to win.
- Wales missed all conversion attempts, which impacted their final score.
- Fiji's coach celebrated the win against his former team, Wales.
- Despite strong efforts in the second half, Wales could not catch up to Fiji.
