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Analysis - Getting beyond the quarter-finals is what the Flying Fijians had penned as their goal coming into the Rugby World Cup and that is the motivation the team take into Monday morning's clash…

The Flying Fijians, Manu Samoa and Tonga will all be in action this week for their Rugby World Cup games against Georgia, Japan and South Africa.

Manu Samoa has made only three changes to their starting lineup to maintain consistency and ensure game flow against Argentina in a must-win Pool D clash in Saint-Étienne on Saturday.

Daily devotions at the Fiji, Samoa and Tonga team camps is critical to all three teams. It has been a part of their team culture since the three nations started playing rugby decades ago.

The Flying Fijians won Monday's Rugby World Cup Pool C match against Australia 22-15 in Saint Entienne, with the team's fourth choice kicker, Simione Kuruvoli leading them.

Fiji lost a game they could and should have won against Wales, writes Iliesa Tora.

Tonga has named their strongest match-day 23 to face world No.1 Ireland in Nantes in their first Rugby World Cup pool match on Sunday morning (New Zealand time).

The Flying Fijians are now focused on their must-win game against the Australian Wallabies at the Stade Geoffroy-Guichard, in Saint-Étienne on Monday morning (NZ Time).

Tonga's head coach says that when they will meet Ireland in their opening Rugby World Cup match all he will demand from his players is a "whole-hearted performance".