Fiji edge Blitzbokke in Tokyo
Fiji scored five tries in a breathless Cup final in Tokyo, beating South Africa 33-26 in round six of the Sevens World Series.
Captained by the impressive Osea Kolinisau, Fiji head into next weekend's Hong Kong Sevens full of confidence after claiming their second Cup final of the season.
Defending champions South Africa returned to the top of the series standings by reaching the final to lead New Zealand by two points after the All Blacks Sevens lost to England in the third place play-off.
Ben Ryan's Fiji sit third, a further 19 points behind, with England on 85 points heading into round seven next weekend.
Earlier Neil Powell's side beat England 17-0 as they booked their place in a fourth consecutive final while two DJ Forbes tries were not enough for New Zealand who suffered a 17-12 defeat in the Cup semifinals at the hands of Fiji.
Greg Jeloudev scored his eighth try of the weekend as Australia beat the USA 17-12 to win a second successive Plate.
Earlier, Sam Myers scored two tries in their 36-0 defeat of Kenya in their semifinal while Brett Thompson impressed for Matt Hawkins' side as they came from 15-7 behind to claim a 28-15 defeat against neighbours Canada in their semi final.
Iolo Evans scored a match-winning try as he completed a hat-trick to give Wales a 28-21 victory against Scotland in the final of the Bowl.
James Johnstone scored two tries in the final for Scotland, but Wales left it late for the second time on day two having earlier beaten Japan 26-21 with Alex Webber scoring the winning try in sudden death extra time in the first semifinal.
Lomano Lemeki had scored his second try of the match and fifth of the tournament to level the scores but Webber broke the hosts' hearts to reach the final.
Earlier, Japan recorded their best-ever performance against a core side, beating Samoa 42-12 in the Bowl semifinal to the delight of the home crowd in what was also a first win against the Pacific islanders in their 16th encounter.
Martin Rodriguez scored nine points as Los Pumas ended a disappointing Tokyo Sevens with some silverware, beating Samoa 26-0 in the Shield final.
Santiago Gomez Cora's side booked their place in the final after Gaston Revol scored a penalty drop goal to record a 24-21 over Portugal having trailed 21-7.
It was only the third time Samoa have competed in the Shield in the history of the World Series and both sides will want to forget this weekend ahead of the Hong Kong Sevens next week.
All of the Day Two results:
Cup final
Fiji 33-26 South Africa
Third place play-off
England 21-12 New Zealand
Plate final
Australia 17-12 USA
Bowl final
Wales 28-21 Scotland
Shield final
Argentina 26-0 Samoa
Cup semifinals
South Africa 17-0 England
Fiji 17-12 New Zealand
Plate semifinals
USA 28-15 Canada
Australia 36-0 Kenya
Bowl semifinals
Scotland 21-12 France
Wales 24-19 Japan
Shield semifinals
Argentina 24-21 Portugal
Samoa 24-12 Spain
Cup quarterfinals
South Africa 17-12 USA
England 14-10 Canada
Fiji 43-19 Kenya
New zealand 21-12 Australia
Bowl quarterfinals
France 21-17 Argentina
Scotland 12-7 Portugal
Japan 42-12 Samoa
Wales 24-19 Spain
