Ireland look to capitalise on their second round win over Australia when they face the Fijians in South Africa.
The Irish drew their opening match 34-34 against England, and currently sit second place in their pool, with England ahead on points difference after they hammered Fiji 53-7.
The match will be played amid a sombre backdrop after former Scotland international Greig Oliver passed away. Oliver's son Jack is representing Ireland and was initially named amongst the replacements for the Fiji clash.
Father Oliver died in a tragic accident whilst paragliding in South Africa. He was out there with family supporting Jack.
A moment's silence will be held in all of today's matches as a mark of respect.
It is unclear as of yet whether Jack will be involved in the game, but it's likely he will be replaced on the replacements bench.
TV details
Ireland v Fiji is not being shown on live TV in England, Scotland or Wales but you can watch it on the video stream above.
The game kicks off at 12.30pm UK time.
Viewers based in Ireland will be able to catch all of the national team's action on Virgin Media. Coverage begins on Virgin Media 2 at 12pm.
Pool B as it stands
- England - 8 pts
- Ireland - 8 pts
- Australia - 5 pts
- Fiji - 1 pt
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15 Harry West; 14 James Nicholson, 13 Sam Berman, 12 John Devine, 11 Andrew Osborne; 10 Matthew Lynch, 9 Oscar Cawley; 1 George Hadden, 2 Danny Sheahan, 3 Fiachna Barrett; 4 Evan O’Connell, 5 Joe Hopes; 6 Diarmuid Mangan, 7 Dan Barron, 8 Brian Gleeson.
Replacements: 16 Max Clein, 17 George Morris, 18 Ronan Foxe, 19 Charlie Irvine, 20 Gus McCarthy, 21 Jack Oliver, 22 Sam Prendergast, 23 Henry McErlean.
