Fiji present 'strong challenge' for Scotlandpublished at 12:09 7 July

Scrum-half George Horne scored two tries against Maori All Blacks on Saturday
Scotland expect a "strong challenge" from Fiji in Suva on Saturday, says scrum-coach Pieter de Villiers.
Fiji shipped eight tries in a 57-17 loss at Murrayfield eight months ago, but were far from full-strength, while this time several key Scottish players are on tour with the British & Irish Lions.
Scotland opened their Pacific tour with a 29-26 victory over Maori All Blacks on Saturday, while Fiji ran Australia close in a 21-18 defeat on Sunday.
"Fiji are a good side currently and they probably have a stronger squad than when we played last time, just because they've got more players available to them," said De Villiers.
"We expect a strong challenge from them and that's what we're looking forward to.
"It will be important to match the physicality that they're currently bringing to opposition. I thought they did very well against Australia."
Glasgow forward Gregor Brown will miss out after suffering a concussion on Saturday, while Edinburgh back-row Ben Muncaster is recovering from a dead leg.