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Six Nations 2019: Wales with much to play for in Gatland’s long goodbye

Warren Gatland's final year in charge of Wales promises to be exciting, with the team hitting form ahead of the Six Nations and a... Read more

Wales' Gareth Anscombe gets the nod at fly-half over Dan Biggar against France, while Tomos Williams is preferred to Gareth Davies.

Romain Ntamack, the youngest player in any of this year's Six Nations squads, will follow in his father's footsteps when he faces Wales.

A look at every team competing in the 2019 Six Nations championship, as Ireland look to follow up their Grand Slam triumph.

Wales only have four players unavailable to face France in the Six Nations, with Gareth Davies making a surprise return.

Wales boss Warren Gatland is still weighing up what his next move will be when he leaves his role after the Rugby World Cup.

After naming his Six Nations squad, coach Warren Gatland believes a strong start could hold the key to a title-winning campaign for Wales.

Leigh Halfpenny is not expected to feature in the first couple of rounds of the Six Nations, but he was named in Warren Gatland's... Read more

Bath have confirmed number eight Taulupe Faletau broke his arm in his first match since recovering from the same injury.

Wales are set to have Taulupe Faletau available for the Six Nations, while Jonathan Joseph may be available for England.

Having not played since November 10 due to ongoing concussion issues, Leigh Halfpenny appears to be a doubt for Wales' Six Nations campaign.

Wales could tour New Zealand in 2020, giving new coach Wayne Pivac a stern test early in his tenure.

After two shoulder operations failed to cure a shoulder problem, Paul James has opted to retire and switch his focus to coaching.

Stephen Jones and Jonathan Humphreys will be on the coaching staff in a new era for Wales under Wayne Pivac.

Wales' Warren Gatland fears Ellis Jenkins has anterior cruciate ligament damage but the flanker hopes to be fit for the Rugby World Cup.

Warren Gatland confirmed Ellis Jenkins may have suffered damage to his anterior cruciate ligament late in Wales' win over South Africa.