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Published 12:30 3 Oct 2019 BST
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Halftime arrived bringing an end to a tough, tense encounter. Georgia did well to shut down several Fiji counterattacks but Fiji looked solid up top and especially dangerous out wide.
43 minutes in and Fiji extended their lead with another try as Lomani finished off a terrific move after stellar work from Radradra out wide. The missed conversion bought the scoreline to 12-3 to the Fijians.
Fiji would soon extend their lead a few minute later with another try. Radradra got his third assist after shrugging off a tackle to feed Tuisova. The scoreline read 17-3 after the missed conversion.
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Georgia certainly did well to not take the score lying down and they responded with a rapid counterattack to score a try. Veteran Gorgodze grabbed the ball and got it over the line setting up an interesting, tense bout as the game entered the final quarter.
61 minutes in and Fiji scored off of Radradra after strong work out on the wing again. Volavola converted to put the score at 10-24 to the Fijians.
68 minutes in and Fiji began to pull away with another converted try as Kunatani did the honours. Just two minutes later and in a cruel blow to the Georgians, Ratuniyarawa landed another try after being found by Lomani. Volavola scooped up the conversion for a commanding score of 10-38 to Fiji as the game neared its end.
With five minutes left to play for, Fiji landed the final blow with a try from Radradra who put in an absolute workhorse of a shift in this game and duly deserved his second try of the match. With the added conversion, the final scoreline read 45-10 to Fiji as full-time arrived.
Georgia deserve credit for their performances and given how they played, they certainly didn't deserve to be on the losing end by a margin of 35 points. As for Fiji, they put up a scintillating display of rugby in the second half to pull away from the Georgians and this performance will have improved their confidence no end heading into the massive clash against Wales next.
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