Rugby World Cup Sevens 2018: Fiji blitzed in bronze final as New Zealand dominate England in Cup decider
The All Blacks Sevens run in five tries to win consecutive titles and become the first team to win the tournament three times
New Zealand surged to victory at the Rugby World Cup Sevens in San Francisco on Monday as fan favourites Fiji crashed out of contention with back-to-back losses.
The All Blacks Sevens destroyed England 33-12 in a shock final match-up, with many expecting Fiji and South Africa to be fighting it out for glory.
That was put to rest when New Zealand edged Fiji 22-17 and England breezed past the Blitzboks 29-7 in the semi-finals, with South Africa defeating Fiji 24-19 in the bronze medal match.
The All Blacks Sevens were irresistible in the big dance, notching a second consecutive title and becoming the first team to win three Sevens World Cups.
Sione Molia was untouchable on his way to two first-half tries before Mike Ellery hit back for England to ensure they were in touch at 14-7 heading into half-time.