Wales head coach Warren Gatland before the Men's Six Nations match at Stadio Olimpico, Rome, January 8, 2025
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WARREN GATLAND’S second reign as Wales head coach appears to be hurtling towards its conclusion.
The New Zealander, who brought so much success to Wales in terms of Six Nations titles, Grand Slams and World Cup semi-final appearances during his first stint in charge, could have only three games left.
Wales’s dire 22-15 Six Nations loss against Italy in Rome was their 14th successive Test-match defeat and potentially the final straw for his Welsh Rugby Union bosses.
Tandy's men failed to score a point at home for the first time in 58 years
