Tuesday 7th February 2012
Wales
Tuesday 8th March 2011 15:50
By Adrian Naik
Ronan O'Gara charges through the Scottish defence
Image Courtesy of Reuters
Ireland's coach Declan Kidney has announced that his team will remain the same following their victory at Murrayfield as they line up to face Wales this Saturday.
The game at the Millenium Stadium in Cardiff is a must win for both sides if they are to retain a realistic chance of staying in the running for the Six Nations title.
Eion Reddan retain his place in the team despite the return of O'Leary from injury, while David Wallace will gain his 70th cap for his country.
Wednesday 3rd February 2010 14:39
Gatland (l.): optimistic ahead of the tie
Reuters
Wales have announced a changed line-up for their Six Nations match with England.
Gareth Williams is among those drafted in, replacing Matthew Rees for the Six Nations opener against England on Saturday.
Tom James has also been picked for the Six Nations opening match at Twickenham. Wales coach Warren Gatland had delayed naming his team for Saturday's Twickenham showdown as he was waiting for Ospreys' player Lee Byrne's appeal against a two-match ban.
