Japan overcame Pacific Nations Cup semifinal opponents Samoa 49-27 on Sunday to book a showdown against Fiji in next weekend's championship decider.Brave Blossoms playmaker Lee Seung Sin showed his attacking versatility in a switch from his usual spot at flyhalf to fullback, setting up two first-half tries with kicks before dotting down himself for a 28-13 lead at the break.The result was world No. 14 Japan's highest score and biggest victory margin against 13th-ranked Samoa.Head coach Eddie Jones said Japan, having previously beaten Canada and the United States, had risen to the challenge …READ FULL ARTICLE