Finals day is here as a packed crowd is set to fill HBF Park at the Perth SVNS.
Both Australian sides finished runners-up after making it to the Final
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The Women went down to Ireland after defeating New Zealand and the USA on their way to the decider.
As for the Men, they once again were defeated by Argentina in a Final after overcoming the USA and Fiji
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Argentina have claimed back to back titles with a 31-5 win over Australia.
Marcos Moneta and Matteo Graziano crossed for doubles as they cruised to the title.
It's their second title in a row after they defeated the Aussies in Cape Town
Ireland have claimed the Perth title 19-14 over Australia.
Eve Higgins proved the hero with a late try to secure their first ever title.
See below for the recap of the game
13': Eve Higgins steps back to put Ireland in front
9': Teagan Levi gets Australia level after combining with Caslick 14-all
7': Lucy Mulhall dives over to give Ireland the lead Ireland 14-7
4': Amee Leigh Murphy Crowe answers straight back for Ireland 7-all
1': Charlotte Caslick scores first off the back of a Teagan Levi ruck turnover Australia 7-0
Ireland have taken third place with a 24-7 win over Fiji.
Josese Batirerega opened the scoring for Fiji before Terry Kennedy answered straight back for the Irish to level the scores at the break.
Kennedy's second put Ireland in front before Gavin Mullin sealed the win with a double
The Aussies will be down both their flyers for the Final against Ireland after Bienne Terita's leg injury.
Terita was not selected for the Final as a result of the knock, joining Maddison Levi on the sidelines.
Teagan Levi replaces her in the starting line-up
Australia starting 7: Smale, Nathan, T. Levi, Ashby, Caslick, Lefau-Fakaosilea, Paki
Ireland starting 7: Flood, Murphy Crowe, Parsons, Burns, Mulhall, Higgins, Lane
Great Britain has capped off a strong weekend with third place at Perth thanks to a 24-10 win over the USA
GB took a 12-0 lead into the break, headlined by a great solo effort from Isla Norman-Bell.
Rhona Lloyd then showcased her speed to ice the game with five minutes to go despite a late USA charge
The Blitzboks have taken fifth with a 24-5 win over France
South Africa were dominant from the opening whistle, with Shilton Van Wyk scoring the first try as they took a 14-0 half-time lead.
Selvyn Davids scored straight after the break before Donavan Don sealed the comprehensive win.
New Zealand have held on for a 14-10 win over France.
The French put them under pressure early with two tries before the Kiwis mounted a comeback.
Young gun Kelsey Teneti delivered the killer blow, getting New Zealand in front in the final minute in her debut tournament.
USA have locked up seventh place with a 27-12 win over Spain.
Perry Baker was at his electric best, crossing for a hat-trick on his return to the Sevens circuit.
Malacchi Esdale also scored a great solo effort to seal the win
Canada have finished seventh thanks to a 26-5 win over Fiji
Canada took the crowd out of it early with two quick tries to take a 12-0 lead into the break.
Whilst Fiji mounted a comeback after the break, Charity Williams blazed away to secure victory.
Australia will play in the Final after a 22-7 win over Fiji
Australia opened the scoring through Maurice Longbottom, however, Fiji were there to level the scores at the break.
Inspired by the home crowd, tries to Nathan Lawson and Henry Palmer sealed the win
Argentina are into back-to-back Finals after defeating Ireland 24-5.
It was all Argentina in the first half as they took a commanding 19-0 lead.
From here, they could not be caught as they booked their place in the decider.
Australia will face Ireland in the Final after a 24-7 win over the USA
The Australians built the lead early as they took a 12-0 advantage into the break.
Dom Du Toit's second try in two games sealed the win early in the second half.
Ireland have booked their place in the Final with a 31-7 win over Great Britain
It was all Ireland as they dominated the first half with a 14-point lead into the break.
They closed out the game thanks to Eve Higgins and Lucy Mulhall as they cruised into just their second Final in World Series history.
New Zealand have scored in the final seconds for a 21-14 win over Samoa.
Both sides traded tries as the game looked set to go into extra time.
Needing a spark, Tim Mikkelson had just enough pace to get away from the defender and score.
Brazil have secured ninth in the women's competition with a tight win over South Africa.
Neither team could crack the scoreline in the first half as defence dominated the contest.
Gabriella Lima’s try just after the half-time break was the lone score of the game as Brazil held off a South African side that will take plenty of confidence out of the weekend.
Great Britain has finished their tournament on a high with a 17-5 win over Canada.
Robbie Fergusson opened the scoring as they shut down the Canadian attack until after the whistle.
Morgan Williams got a double either side of the break as they claimed 11th.
Japan have claimed 11th place in the women's competition with a 33-5 win over Spain.
Honoka Tsutsumi claimed a double as they raced away with a 26-0 lead at the break.
Spain were no match as Tsutsumi's second secured the win
Spain v Japan - 10:45 am (1:45 pm)
Great Britain v Canada - 11:08 am (2:08 pm)
South Africa v Brazil - 11:31 am (2:31 pm)
Samoa v New Zealand 11:54 am (2:54 pm)
WOMEN'S
Ireland v Great Britain - 12:22 pm (3:22 pm)
Australia v USA - 12:46 pm (3:46 pm)
MEN'S
Ireland v Argentina - 1:10 pm (4:10 pm)
Fiji v Australia - 1:34 pm (4:34 pm)
Fiji v Canada - 2:15 pm (5:15 pm)
USA v Spain - 2:38 pm (5:38 pm)
France v New Zealand - 3:01 pm (6:01 pm)
France v South Africa - 3:24 am (6:24 pm)
Women's Bronze Medal Match - 4:10 pm
Men's Bronze Medal Match - 4:40 pm
Women's Gold Medal Match - 5:13 pm
Men's Gold Medal Match - 5:53 pm
2. Sharni Smale
3. Faith Nathan
4. Dominique Du Toit
5. Teagan Levi
6. Madison Ashby
7. Charlotte Caslick (c)
8. Kaitlin Shave
10. Bella Nasser
12. Maddison Levi
13. Heidi Dennis*
22. Bienne Terita
55. Alysia Lefau-Fakaosilea
65. Sariah Paki
1. Henry Hutchison
2. Ben Dowling
3. Henry Palmer
4. Dietrich Roache
5. Tim Clements
7. Josh Turner
9. Matt Gonzalez
10. Nick Malouf (c)
11. Maurice Longbottom
12. Nathan Lawson
14. James Turner
23. Darby Lancaster
25. Hayden Sargeant
*Denotes potential debut.
*All times AWST (AEDT)
Friday, January 26
Australia 14 def by USA 19 - 4:14 pm (7:14 pm)
Australia 26 def Great Britain 14 - 9:13 pm (12:13 am Saturday)
Saturday, January 27
Australia 10 def by Ireland 19- 2:11 pm (5:11 pm)
USA 7 def by Australia 31 - 7:25 pm (10:25 pm)
Sunday, January 28
Fiji v Australia - 1:34 pm (4:34 pm)
Friday, January 26
Australia 31 def South Africa 0 - 3:28 pm (6:28 pm)
Australia 12 def by Great Britain 19 - 8:27 pm (11:27 pm)
Saturday, January 27
Australia 31 def Canada 14 - 11:54 am (2:54 pm)
New Zealand 14 def by Australia 24 - 4:15 pm (7:15 pm)
Sunday, January 28
Australia v USA - 12:46 pm (3:46 pm)
