In a historic upset, Fiji defeated Wales in Cardiff, marking their first-ever victory against the Welsh in the capital. The match was notable not only for Fiji's win but also for the introduction of a 20-minute red card rule, which saw Semi Radradra sent off after a dangerous tackle. Wales struggled to capitalize on early opportunities and entered halftime with a slim lead, but Fiji's Caleb Muntz turned the tide with a series of penalties that ultimately secured the win. This defeat extends Wales' losing streak to ten matches, raising concerns for head coach Warren Gatland as they face upcoming challenges against stronger teams. Gatland's squad, featuring a mix of experienced players and newcomers like debutant Blair Murray, has yet to find success in 2024, leading to growing impatience among fans and stakeholders. Fiji's performance, bolstered by returning overseas stars, highlights their continued development as a formidable team in international rugby.