Digicel Vanuatu today announced its position as the home of the Oceania Rugby Sevens tournament on Digicel TV and DTV App.

The international sevens season kicks off with the Oceania event in Brisbane, Australia which also serves as a qualifier for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.

The three-day tournament starting on 10 November will be live on Digicel TV and DTV App featuring 25 teams, 15 men’s and 10 women’s teams from 14 countries in the region.

The Vanuatu men’s team is buzzing with excitement as they play in the Olympic qualification tournament.

Digicel Vanuatu CEO, Yaser Maher, commented; “Digicel TV is proud to be the broadcast partner for the Oceania 7s tournament. Rugby Sevens is a popular sport in the country, and we are proud to be the platform that connects fans with their favourite sport.”

“Our viewers will be able to enjoy some great rugby during this weekend witnessing emerging and established talents shine on a global stage and take a significant step towards achieving their Olympic dream.”

In addition to the Oceania 7s, Digicel TV and DTV App offer a treasure trove of sports content for sports enthusiasts including the French Top 14, ICC Cricket World Cup, Premier League, English FA Cup, European Football Qualifiers, and much more.

“Be part of the excitement, the drama, and the triumphs as Vanuatu takes its place at the forefront of international rugby sevens. With Digicel TV and DTV App, you won’t just watch the game; you’ll live it,” added Yaser. 

A total of 66 matches (35 men’s and 31 women’s) will be broadcast live this weekend, coverage starts at 1pm on Friday with Samoa facing Nauru in the women’s draw. Vanuatu faces Nauru in their first match at 6.30pm on Friday. The women’s final will be at 8.30pm and the men’s final at 9pm on Sunday. 

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