Six Nations: Struggling Wales aim to avoid unwanted history
It was a disastrous first half, with the disastrous mistakes caused by Blair Murray and Ben Thomas causing Scotland’s fourth attempt to represent chaos.
Players like Ellis Mee and Willgriff John, who have made their debuts in six countries against Ireland, are ruthlessly exposed to the reality of international rugby.
Coach Mike Forshaw’s Wales defense, especially the broad defense, was revealed by 33 tackles in the game.
Wales lost the air, riots running with Tom Jordan and Blair Kinghorn and Finn Russell pulling the strings.
Scotland led 35-8 an hour later, with a record failure, then got a replacement car for the final quarter’s revival, Jarrod Evans, who was for the ineffective Gareth Anscombe.
Wales managed to score three attempts to earn two lost bonus points and make the score more respectable.
Scotland relaxed when capitalized in Wales. Even Sherratt admitted that Wales’ comeback occurred after the match settlement, Scotland fell by 5%.
Finn Russell’s co-captain made his debut in the final quarter after suffering from cramps, with other major performers being taken away.
While if Murray stimulates tackles in the accumulation, visitors may establish a crazy situation but are not banned from trying.
