Rugby evening headlines as Sexton tips England to beat France and Shane Williams names six Wales stars who've made 'huge strides'
Here are the rugby evening headlines on Sunday, March 13.
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Here are the rugby evening headlines on Sunday, March 13.
Sam Warburton has led criticism of Wales' tackling technique after Tomos Williams and Gareth Thomas both suffered head injuries in the first half of their Six Nations clash with France.
France moved to within sight of a first Guinness Six Nations title and Grand Slam since 2010 after beating Wales 13-9 at the Principality Stadium.
Wales face a Grand Slam-chasing France tonight at the Principality Stadium, coming up against the team who ended their own clean sweep chances at the 11th hour in the last Six Nations.
Wales will seek to end France's bid for a first Six Nations Grand Slam since 2010 when the sides meet at the Principality Stadium on Friday.
Round Four of the 2022 Six Nations begins in Cardiff as Wales host championship favourites France at the Principality Stadium.
There were two golden rules for anyone daring to put a finger or any other part of his anatomy into a ruck at the wrong time against France in the amateur era.
Wayne Pivac believes that Wales will face "the in-form team in the world" when they tackle Guinness Six Nations opponents France. While Wales' hopes of a successful title defence were effectively ended by defeat against England last time out, France remain on course for Six Nations silverware and a first Grand Slam since 2010. They are unbeaten this season, having toppled the likes of New Zealand, Argentina, Ireland and Scotland, and arrive in Cardiff as red-hot favourites.