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Wales hit back to defeat Scotland and claim second Women's Six Nations win

02 Apr 2022

Wales Women's Rugby head coach Ioan Cunningham celebrates after the TikTok Women's Six Nations (Photo by Oisin Keniry/Getty Images)

Wales claimed their second victory of the TikTok Women’s Six Nations but were made to work hard once again in a 24-19 win over Scotland in Cardiff.

They trailed 19-7 shortly after half-time with Kerin Lake in the sin-bin, but hit back through tries from replacements Sioned Harries and Kelsey Jones.

The score was tied 19-19 for most of the final quarter until substitute scrum-half Ffion Lewis struck with five minutes left.

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What a brilliant encounter, so unlucky for Scotland as well 👏 #WALvSCO #TikTokW6N pic.twitter.com/fkSxyOuOVh
— RugbyPass (@RugbyPass) April 2, 2022

Wales, who beat Ireland 27-19 in their opening match, are now second in the table, level with leaders France on 10 points, while Scotland are still searching for their first win.

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Otagoman II 13 minutes ago

The Reds' 'whimpering' exit shows Super Rugby scrums still matter

Cheers NB. That semi was a damp squib as the Reds were just not in it physically. There werenot prepared to hit hard in the tackle and go to that place where it hurts at the breakdown. Crusaders were prepared to do that. The Reds can't just relay on the fast ruck attacking game to win these crunch matches they need mongrel to stay in the fight. The Wallaby pack should now be dominated by Brumbies as a couple of Reds played themselves out. Of note Jake Gordon is favoured to be test skipper which looks like Harry Wilson at best will be a sub against the Lions.

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Mike 17 minutes ago

The Reds' 'whimpering' exit shows Super Rugby scrums still matter

Never underestimate the impact that the second row have on the scrummage, particularly the tight head lock who ideally should be a physical monster. So I’m guessing it’s teamwork combined with good technique from the Brumbies front 5.

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Cantab 1 hour ago

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dw 1 hour ago

The Reds' 'whimpering' exit shows Super Rugby scrums still matter

Thanks Nick. As someone who played very amateur level and was involved in scrums I still find some of it a mystery. Slips and Allan have performed really well this year but neither are huge..is this just pure hard work and technique? Or have the team got some incredible teamwork happening from 1 to 8 to get the shove right?

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PM 1 hour ago

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James 2 hours ago

Broken hand or not, Richie Mo'unga is still New Zealand's best 10

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AqDfBE_zHoU&list=PLtLqkC7VnfzZZn3JkLlDZ8HvaRoDQRBZj&index=3

The Good, the Bad and the Rugby ANZ. About 55 mins in

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JD Kiwi 3 hours ago

Broken hand or not, Richie Mo'unga is still New Zealand's best 10

Thanks for that James, any idea which Pod?

Not surprised, the kid is special, with a different skillset to BB.

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JD Kiwi 3 hours ago

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Dunno, you have a better chance of asking him than me!😂

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JD Kiwi 3 hours ago

Broken hand or not, Richie Mo'unga is still New Zealand's best 10

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“I have no doubt we wouldn’t have been able to keep the players in South Africa as we just don’t have the money to. It is reality, and the moment you accept reality and we work with this and we find creative ways around that.”

That’s a direct quote from this very website.

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JD Kiwi 3 hours ago

Broken hand or not, Richie Mo'unga is still New Zealand's best 10

Well that’s certainly not true. If you look at the 1996 squad for instance you have players at Bristol(2), Saints, London Irish(2), Leicester, Newcastle(2), Quins(2) and Sarries. And Ireland were serial wooden spooners in those days!

Fast forward to 2001 when they started a run of second places and there’s only Murphy, Maggs and Easterby overseas. By 2013 there’s none (a temporary exception was made for Sexton after that, but no more.) And that’s when they became serial winners,

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JD Kiwi 3 hours ago

Broken hand or not, Richie Mo'unga is still New Zealand's best 10

Someone is always on trial on Ruby Pass!😂

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MC 4 hours ago

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