Argentina and New Zealand Shine in Historic Hong Kong Sevens Finale
Argentina's men's team claimed their first-ever title, while New Zealand's women secured a third consecutive championship at the tournament's debut in Kai Tak Stadium.
- Argentina's men's rugby team defeated France 12-7 to win their first Hong Kong Sevens title, marking their third consecutive World Rugby Sevens Series victory after triumphs in Perth and Vancouver.
- New Zealand's women's rugby team achieved a 'three-peat' by beating Australia 26-19 in a hard-fought final, solidifying their dominance in the sport.
- Jorja Miller of New Zealand played a pivotal role in the women's final, scoring two decisive tries despite receiving a yellow card earlier in the match.
- The tournament debuted at the newly constructed $3.85 billion Kai Tak Stadium, symbolizing a new era for Hong Kong's sporting events, though logistical issues such as long food and drink queues were noted by attendees.
- With record attendance exceeding 100,000 over three days, the event highlighted Hong Kong's efforts to re-establish itself as a global hub for sports and entertainment.
South China Morning Post 
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