Wales can win the 2025 Six Nations - Gatland
Tuesday, 14 January 2025 ()
Despite losing a record 12 successive internationals and finishing bottom in 2024, head coach Warren Gatland says Wales can defy the odds and win the 2025 Six Nations.
Despite losing a record 12 successive internationals and finishing bottom in 2024, head coach Warren Gatland says Wales can defy the odds and win the 2025 Six Nations.
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