Fiji have beaten New Zealand 24-17 in the final of the Glasgow Sevens to claim their fourth title of the season and move to the brink of the World Series title.
It caps a memorable weekend in which Ben Ryan's team secured qualification for next year's Rio Olympics, alongside South Africa and New Zealand, and overtook South Africa at the top of the World Series standings.
Fiji celebrate after beating New Zealand in the final of the Glasgow Sevens. Photo: World Rugby / Martin Seras Lima
Pio Tuwai, Semi Kunatani and captain Osea Kolinisau were also named in the tournament dream team.
Fiji lead South Africa by five points going into this weekend's final World Series leg in London, and will guarantee their second ever world title with a top three finish.
Meanwhile Samoa won the Shield final 22-12 against Portugal, having lost all of their pool games and being beaten by Wales in the bowl quarter finals.
Samoa won the Bowl title in Glasgow. Photo: World Rugby / Martin Seras Lima
Adding to Samoa's woes, England finished third to move 16 points clear of Australia in the race for the fourth and final Olympic qualifying berth.
That means the green and gold are all but certain to join the Manu in November's Oceania Olympic qualifier in Auckland, from which only the winner will advance to Rio.
