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Wales Stick With Tandy and Bring Referees Into Training After 48-7 England Defeat

The team faces France in Cardiff under scrutiny, focusing on cutting controllable penalties.

Overview

  • Assistant coach Matt Sherratt called the 48-7 loss unacceptable and said the review that followed was honest rather than a hairdryer dressing-down.
  • Wales are on a run of 12 consecutive Six Nations defeats and 22 losses in 24 internationals since the 2023 World Cup.
  • The England match featured seven tries conceded, four yellow cards and 16 penalties as Wales failed to reproduce training standards in game.
  • Steve Tandy will continue to oversee the defence alongside head-coaching duties despite 248 points and 34 tries conceded in his five games.
  • Coaches have brought referees and two touch judges into training to target offsides and other controllable infringements before France visit Cardiff on Sunday.