Fiji achieved a historic 24-19 victory over Wales at the Principality Stadium, marking their first win in Cardiff and extending Wales' losing streak to ten matches. Flyhalf Caleb Muntz was instrumental, scoring 19 points through a try and four penalties, despite Fiji playing with a red card for Semi Radradra for a dangerous tackle early in the match. Wales initially took the lead with tries from Blair Murray and a penalty try, but their momentum was undermined by yellow cards and a disallowed try. Muntz's strategic play allowed Fiji to capitalize on Wales' mistakes, turning a 14-3 deficit into a lead after halftime. The match highlighted the ongoing struggles for the Welsh team, who have not won a Test since the 2023 World Cup pool stage. The defeat matches their previous record of ten consecutive losses under coach Steve Hansen from 2002-2003.