Rugby Sevens is a variant of rugby union that features seven players on each team, instead of the traditional fifteen. Matches consist of two halves, each lasting seven minutes, making it a fast-paced and high-scoring game. Rugby Sevens is known for its emphasis on speed and agility, as the smaller team size allows for more open play and fewer set pieces. The game is played on a full-sized rugby field, and the scoring system is similar to rugby union, with tries worth five points, conversions worth two points, and penalty or drop goals worth three points. Rugby Sevens has gained global popularity, with major international tournaments held, including the Rugby World Cup Sevens and the inclusion of the sport in the Olympic Games since 2016. Its shorter match duration and intense gameplay make it accessible and entertaining for spectators and participants alike.