ALEX BYWATER: Warren Gatland admitted on Sunday Wales brought on the wrong player during their defeat by Fiji, a result which means his team has now lost their last 10 Tests.

Warren Gatland on Friday said he relished the pressure of ending Wales' nine-Test losing streak and hoped for 'ecstasy rather than agony' against Fiji on Sunday.

Wales coach Warren Gatland appealed for both patience and time for his young side to develop after they lost a 10th successive international, upset 24-19 by Fiji at the Principality Stadium on Sunday.

Head coach Warren Gatland says he is happy to field the pressure of questions on his future after guiding Wales to a 10th successive international defeat.

This time, Fiji looks primed to make a mark on rugby’s biggest stage. And Gatland knows it. Fiji's Simione Kuruvoli, centre, reacts during the rugby union international match between England and ...

Warren Gatland is "delighted" with Wales' 32-26 World Cup win over Fiji, but admits they made some "dumb decisions" in a frantic final quarter.

Wales head coach Warren Gatland has reverted to the starting XV that edged Fiji 32-26 for his unbeaten side's Rugby World Cup Pool C match with Australia and said he felt they "did not get the ...

Warren Gatland admitted Wales sent on the wrong player from the bench during a sobering 24-19 defeat to Fiji, on another dark day for Welsh rugby.

Warren Gatland’s side in urgent need of win – Wales v Fiji talking points Wales have lost their last nine Tests. Andrew Baldock. Saturday 09 November 2024 09:02 GMT. open image in gallery.

Warren Gatland reflected on a "pretty significant" victory for his team after Wales brought the Rugby World Cup quarter-finals within sight by beating Fiji 32-26 at Stade de Bordeaux.

On the eve of his record fifth Rugby World Cup as a coach, Warren Gatland used his column in a British newspaper to raise concerns about the potential for his Wales team’s training sessions being… ...