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NANTES, France : Wales did not get enough credit for their early performances at the World Cup, according to coach Warren Gatland as they look to top Pool C with a fourth victory against Georgia in Nantes on Saturday.
Warren Gatland is expected to issue an update on Wales' preparations for their match against Georgia this weekend at a press conference in Nantes. Wales were originally due to name their team to face Georgia today, but surprised everyone on Monday by announcing six changes to the side that beat Australia.
A Wales press conference is being held this afternoon in Versailles as the team prepare for Saturday's final Pool C match against Georgia. It comes 24 hours after Warren Gatland named his side for the clash three days early on Monday.
Gareth Anscombe kept his place at out-half, with Dan Biggar still sidelined by injury, as Wales coach Warren Gatland made six changes to his side for the Rugby World Cup Pool C clash with Georgia in Nantes on Saturday.
Warren Gatland has named his Wales team to take on Georgia three days early. Wales take on the Georgians at Stade de la Beaujoire in Nantes in their final Pool C match of the Rugby World Cup on Saturday afternoon.
Gareth Anscombe kept his place at flyhalf, with Dan Biggar still sidelined by injury, as Wales coach Warren Gatland made six changes to his side for the Rugby World Cup Pool C clash with Georgia in Nantes on Saturday.
Warren Gatland says Wales will not start looking further down the track than necessary after they cruised into the Rugby World Cup quarter-finals with a record 40-6 win against hapless Australia.
Eddie Jones believes he is still the right person for the job after his Australia side capitulated against Wales to leave their Rugby World Cup hopes hanging by a thread.