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Wales fought off Scotland 34-22 in a DAM Health Stadium thriller to make it two wins from two in the TikTok Women's Six Nations. Both meetings between the pair in 2022 went down to the wire and that again proved the case this time, with Wales frustrated for large periods in Edinburgh. Ad Sisilia Tuipulotu scored within three minutes to give Wales the lead and they threatened to run away with it early on.
Wales will look to make it two wins from two as they take on Scotland at the DAM Health Stadium on Saturday evening.
Five-star Wales made a statement in the first game of the 2023 TikTok Women’s Six Nations. What looked set to be an even contest against Ireland proved to be a convincing win for Wales, who clinched the bonus point after just 32 minutes. Ad Professional contracts were first dished to Wales players on the eve of the 2022 Championship and judging by their performance in Round 1 this year, they may be starting to reap the rewards.
Wales opened their 2023 TikTok Women's Six Nations campaign with a comfortable 31-5 victory over Ireland at Cardiff Arms Park. The pack put the hosts on the front foot early on and they refused to let up from there, running in five tries in the Championship curtain-raiser. Ad Alex Callender started the party after just three minutes and scores followed from Keira Bevan, replacement Sioned Harries and captain Hannah Jones to leave Wales 26-0 up at the break.
Wales opened their 2023 TikTok Women's Six Nations campaign with a comfortable 31-5 victory over Ireland at Cardiff Arms Park. The pack put the hosts on the front foot early on and they refused to let up from there, running in five tries in the Championship curtain-raiser. Ad Alex Callender started the party after just three minutes and scores followed from Keira Bevan, replacement Sioned Harries and captain Hannah Jones to leave Wales 26-0 up at the break.
Ireland head coach Greg McWilliams said that "everything that could have gone wrong went wrong" in the first half of their 31-5 defeat to Wales in their Six Nations opener in Cardiff.
It was a sobering afternoon for Irish women's rugby as they slumped to a 31-5 defeat to a powerful Wales side in their TikTok Six Nations opener at Cardiff Arms Park.
Wales kick off their Women's Six Nations campaign against Ireland at Cardiff Arms Park on Saturday afternoon (2.15pm kick-off, live on BBC One Wales and iPlayer).