Home isn’t what it used to be as Fiji faces economic challenges and must ‘suck up’ the bottom line

The article discusses how Fiji’s rugby team is playing its "home" matches abroad in Wales and Australia due to the insufficient capacity of their national stadium in Suva. Despite generating significant revenue from these games, Fiji faces challenges in profit and home advantage, and the tournament's scheduling requires teams to travel extensively, often away from their actual countries. The event highlights the modern, commercial-driven nature of rugby, prioritizing television and financial interests over traditional values of home advantage and player welfare.

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