A total of 231 tries were scored during the World Cup stages - an average of almost six a game.
But no team could match the flying Fijians when it came to scintillating running rugby, as illustrated by centre Vereniki Goneva's touchdown against Pool A opponents Wales in Cardiff.
Trailing 17-6, Fiji launched a thrilling counter-attack from deep inside their own half, with wing Asaeli Tikoirotuma wrong-footing Wales tacklers by throwing a dummy pass and then scorching through a huge gap.
With chasing Wales players closing in, Tikoirotuma delivered an inch-perfect long pass to Timoci Nagusa, whose unexpected angle of running further mesmerised the Welsh defence, then Nagusa's under-arm pass saw Goneva finish off. It was a try of breathtaking adventure and stunning execution.
Source: PA
