New Zealand vs. Great Britain
Great Britain was looking to upset New Zealand and return to the gold medal match, however New Zealand emerged victorious coming out on top 29-7. The Kiwi's found the back of the try first, but Great Britain's Dan Norton responded just 15 seconds later. Norton found a gap near his own 22 and ran all the way down the field, easily walking in the try.
Just as time expired at the half, Regan Ware received a beautiful no-look pass from Sione Molia and proceeded to touch it down. The best try of the night came when Scott Curray scored for the second time in the match, catching the ball directly off the kickoff and running untouched down the field.
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Ultimately, it was a tough physical match but the Kiwis pulled away, scoring 15 unanswered points in the second half to seal the win.
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Argentina vs. Fiji
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In the finale of the session, Argentina had a tall task against favorite Fiji. While Fiji didn't run away with it, they ultimately walked away with the 26-14 win.
Argentina was a surprise in the semifinal after defeating South Africa while playing down a man. The Argentinians weren't there just for show. After a slow start and finding themselves down 12-0, Argentina responded. They used ruck breakdowns to their advantage, slowing the pace of the game and creating space. Ignacio Mendy scored their second try of the match as time expired to take a lead at halftime.
It was a tough and physical second half with no scoring in the first two minutes of play. Jiuta Wainiqolo scored the go-ahead try from a well-timed pop pass off the ground. Two minutes later Semi Radradra made his presence felt, slipping a tackle and sealing the win for Fiji.
