Wales Suffers Record 68-14 Defeat to England in Six Nations
Interim coach Matt Sherratt calls for a reset as Wales end their Six Nations campaign with a 17th consecutive loss.
- England's 68-14 victory over Wales marked the heaviest defeat Wales has ever suffered in Cardiff and their biggest loss in Six Nations history.
- The defeat extends Wales' losing streak to 17 Tests, a stretch dating back to the 2023 Rugby World Cup.
- Interim coach Matt Sherratt, who replaced Warren Gatland mid-tournament, emphasized the need for a fresh start and new leadership within Welsh rugby.
- Sherratt highlighted structural issues in Welsh rugby, including the need for better grassroots development and a focus on adapting the team’s playing style to emphasize speed and technical skill.
- The Welsh Rugby Union is expected to announce a new head coach and director of rugby in the coming weeks as part of efforts to rebuild the struggling team.