Victory over France can propel Wales to Six Nations glory, says Gatland

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• Gatland believes opening match in Paris will be ‘our toughest’
• ‘The whole thing about the Six Nations is momentum‘

Warren Gatland won his first Six Nations in charge of Wales in 2008 and believes he will have an excellent chance of repeating the feat in his final year with the men in red if they win in Paris on the opening night of the tournament next month.

France lost at home to Fiji in their final match of last year’s autumn series but Gatland predicts they will provide Wales’s toughest match of the tournament. The closest the 2018 grand-slam winners Ireland came to defeat was at the Stade de France when Jonathan Sexton’s drop goal with the countdown clock at zero pinched victory.

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Written by Paul Rees
This news first appeared on https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2019/jan/15/wales-include-thomas-young-leigh-halfpenny-rugby-union-six-nations-squad under the title “Victory over France can propel Wales to Six Nations glory, says Gatland”. Bolchha Nepal is not responsible or affiliated towards the opinion expressed in this news article.