Are Wales Back? Have England Fallen off the Rails? Rugby Analysis - Wales v England Six Nations GDD
Wales v England is always a massive match for both teams, and this years Guinness Six Nations encounter at the Principality Stadium was one to remember! Wales beat England by a record score of 40-24 and never really looked like being troubled by Eddie Jones' men. But are Wales back to their best? And have England fallen off the rails?
This video explores the tactics used by both teams to try and manipulate, out fox, and out wit their opponents. Dan Biggar was mercurial with the boot and that made a huge difference to Wales's position going into half time just ahead. But there's no doubt most people will want to talk about Dan Biggar and his crossfield kick to Josh Adams and Liam WIlliams try following a bit of juggling from Louis Rees-Zammit!
Owen Farrell will come under some fire but there's possibly questions regarding the 8 penalties conceded by Maro Itoje!
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