Finn Morton

Michael Hooper can tick off an impressive SVNS milestone with the distinguished former Wallabies captain scoring his first try on the Series, but the Aussie is still “not happy” with his current form.

Both Australian teams finished day one at the SVNS Singapore with unbeaten records from two starts as an exciting mix of youth and experience stepped up in humid conditions at the National Stadium.

SVNS Series co-leaders Australia have taken another step towards a historic title at Singapore's National Stadium after demolishing Olympic bronze medallists Fiji 60-nil on Saturday afternoon.

Fiji may have beaten Ireland but they've still missed out on the SVNS Singapore quarter-finals.

New Zealand have lived to fight another game after overcoming Australia 26-10 in a “must-win” clash.

South Africa will play Australia in a blockbuster men’s quarter-final at SVNS Singapore.

Great Britain are the eighth and final women's side to book their ticket to the SVNS Series' inaugural Grand Final in Madrid even though they were beaten in the Singapore quarter-finals by New Zealand.

The Black Ferns Sevens are through to the semi-finals in Singapore after running away for a clinical 24-5 win over Great Britain on Saturday evening, but that victory appears to have come at a significant cost.

Ireland and Great Britain are just two wins away from a potentially season-defining result after overcoming tough opposition on Saturday to progress through to the Singapore semi-finals.

Coach John Manenti has revealed the full extent of Australia's depleted ranks at SVNS Singapore with the squad going down to just 10 players during their journey to a blockbuster semi-final against traditional rivals New Zealand.