The Fiji Airways Men’s National 7s team has been drawn in Pool B for the London 7s next month where they are the defending champion.
They have been pooled with Samoa, France, and Kenya.
In Pool A is South Africa, Argentina, Canada and Japan.
England is in Pool C alongside New Zealand, Scotland, and Ireland while Pool D has USA, Australia, Wales, and Spain.
The Gareth Baber coached side will be looking for top finish in the final leg of the World Sevens Series to book a 2020 Tokyo Olympic qualification spot.
Finishing second in the Singapore 7s last night, the Fiji Airways 7s team takes charge of Pool B of the next tournament in London.
Fiji is pooled with Samoa, France and Kenya in the next World Series sevens tournament.
Meanwhile, newly crowned Singapore champion South Africa leads Pool A with Argentina, Canada, and Japan.
England is pooled with New Zealand, Scotland and the unnamed 16th team in Pool C, while USA leads Pool D with Australia, Wales, and Spain.
The next tournament will be held in London on the 25th and the 26th of next month.
The HSBC London Sevens kick off on 25 & 26 May and all those happy-looking folk in fancy dress are likely heading towards Twickenham Stadium for an afternoon of rugby and accompanying revelry.
So what’s it all about? Here’s our guide to enjoying this sporting bonanza.
The World Rugby Sevens Series tournament makes its penultimate pitstop at the home of English rugby for 2 days, with 7-person teams commencing battle from around the world, with nations including Argentina, Australia, Canada, England, Fiji, France, Ireland, Kenya, New Zealand, Russia, Samoa, Scotland, South Africa, Spain, USA, Wales.