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Certainly. Looking forward to it still. Could be a cracking game.To be watched from behind the sofa if you're Welsh….
Think you're the first person I've seen backing Wales.I'm more excited to watch this than the England game. Fiji look like they have firmed up their set pieces and this should be a cracker of a game!
I do think wales will win by 6 just by playing smarter rugby.
Jac Morgan will stop some. Need others to stand up as well. Oddly, North's defense at 13 has been his major strength recently, so there's that too.Fiji's abilty to get over the gain line and how Wales can stop it is going to be fun.
I just think with gatlands coaching and the experienced players you have that you should be able to kick and play Fiji in the right areas of the pitch. That control may win the day.Think you're the first person I've seen backing Wales.
Honestly, I'm so unsure about this game. It possibly comes down to the Welsh halfbacks, if they can control the game and ensure Wales are playing in the right areas, then I think we'll win. Problem with that is Tomos Williams is more of a running 9 than a controlling one, and Biggar doesn't always control things as well as a 100+ cap outside half should (rushed, missed kick to touch v England as an example).
Personally I think Fiji are faveorites on current form. Impressive for a while, more settled squad (imagine being able to say that about a PI team).Wales are 5 point favorites. I think it's a toss up.
Not sure if it's confirmed but saw on twitter that Caleb Muntz is out of the world cup - monumental blow for Fiji if true
Really sad news - luckily he's very young so will have another 2, maybe even 3, RWCs in him (form and fitness willing)