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Wales are out of the Rugby World Cup and back on home soil after a rollercoaster six weeks or so spent in France. Despite their elimination at the quarter-final stages of the tournament at the hands of Argentina, there were more pluses than minuses for Warren Gatland and his charges, who appear to have put some pride back in the Wales jersey.
PARIS : Wales produced an impressive comeback at the Rugby World Cup from a litany of recent woes and, although they ultimately crashed and burned in Saturday's quarter-final, leave the tournament in a better place than when they arrived in France.
Warren Gatland felt the change in referee knocked Wales off their stride as they crashed out of the World Cup with a 29-17 quarter-final defeat to Argentina in Marseille.
Wales crashed out of the Rugby World Cup after Emiliano Boffelli inspired an Argentina fightback that saw them win a thrilling spectacle 29-17 at Stade Velodrome.
MARSEILLE, France : Replacements Joel Sclavi and Nicolas Sanchez scored late tries as Argentina beat Wales 29-17 in a tense World Cup quarter-final at a raucous Stade de Marseille on Saturday, earning the South American side a third semi-final appearance.
MARSEILLE, France : Soft penalties and an inability to turn the screw when ahead were behind Wales’ 29-17 World Cup quarter-final defeat to Argentina in Marseille on Saturday, said coach Warren Gatland, who has committed to stay in his role.
The first quarter final of the 2023 Rugby World Cup sees Wales take on Argentina in what promises to be a thrilling encounter in Marseille. The match kicks off at 4pm before Ireland's hotly anticipated clash with New Zealand at 8pm in the Stade de France.
Warren Gatland says it would be “a huge achievement” if Wales reach their third Rugby World Cup semi-final in the last four tournaments by beating Argentina on Saturday.