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Wales to play under closed roof for next 2 years

Wales will close stadium roof in the Six Nations for the next two years

The loudest stadium in the Six Nations has just got louder after Wales was allowed to close the roof of Principality Stadium for the next two years.

BBC on MSN · 15h

Wales to play under closed roof for next two years

Wales will play all their international fixtures at the Principality Stadium with the roof closed for the next two years after a change of Six Nations protocol.

The Sun · 10h

Major Six Nations rule change as Wales forced to face England at Principality Stadium with roof closed

WALES will be playing all their international home fixtures with the roof closed for the next two years. That means the Welsh national team will host England at the Principality Stadium with the

City AM on MSN · 12h

Wales seek Six Nations boost from Principality Stadium roof decision

Ahead of the Six Nations Wales have announced that the Principality Stadium roof will be closed for all home matches until 2027.

Yahoo! Sports · 7h

If Wales want the roof closed at the Six Nations then suck it up – we paid for it

Max Boyce used to say God preferred the Principality Stadium to be left open so “he can watch his favourites play”. But then Warren Gatland arrived and said “to hell with that”.

Wales, Six Nations and Warren Gatland

Hosted on MSN · 10h

Rugby-Gatland backs 'written off' Wales to surprise in Six Nations

Coach Warren Gatland is counting on some returning old heads to lead his young Wales squad in the Six Nations and create a siege mentality following a team record run of 12 defeats in a row that has plunged the country's rugby into crisis.

ESPN · 6h

Six Nations: Wales' Warren Gatland open to Louis Rees-Zammit return

Wales head coach Warren Gatland has said he would welcome back Louis Rees-Zammit, but added he has had no contact with him and expects him to stay in the U.S.

The Irish News on MSN · 8h

Warren Gatland's Six Nations warning: ‘Write Wales off at your peril’

Warren Gatland believes that people will write Wales off at their peril in this season’s Guinness Six Nations. The form guide suggests another difficult campaign for Wales after collecting the wooden spoon last season for the first time since 2003.

Wales appoint Sean Lynn

BBC · 1d

'I'm Welsh and I'm coming home' - new Wales coach Lynn

"I'm Welsh and I'm coming home," said Sean Lynn after being named the head coach of the Wales women's team. The Gloucester-Hartpury coach has signed a three-year contract with the Welsh Rugby Union (WRU).

Hosted on MSN · 1d

Rugby-Lynn named as new Wales women's coach

Wales have appointed Sean Lynn as head coach for the women's team, the Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) said on Monday, replacing Ioan Cunningham who stepped down in November. Lynn, who won back-to-back Premiership Women's Rugby titles in 2023 and 2024 with Gloucester-Hartpury,

ESPN · 1d

Wales appoint Sean Lynn as women's team head coach

Wales have appointed Sean Lynn as head coach of their women's senior side on a three-year contract, the Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) confirmed on Monday.

16hon MSN

Today's rugby news as France v Wales official replaced after shock news and Gatland flies to Rome

Here are today's latest rugby headlines on Tuesday, January 21. World Rugby has confirmed one of the officials for Wales' Six ...

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Warren Gatland fires warning to Wales' Six Nations rivals after winless 2024 season - 'Write us off at your peril'

Warren Gatland insisted his Wales side should not be ruled out of contention for this year's Six Nations title, despite a ...

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Pair deny killing rugby referee in three-car crash

Two men have denied causing the death of a rugby referee and seriously injuring his nine-year-old son in a crash.

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WRU reveal new Wales head coach in major announcement

The Welsh Rugby Union has unveiled Sean Lynn as the new head coach of the Wales Women’s senior side. Lynn replaces Ioan ...

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Builth Rugby Club look to replace snow-damaged marquee

Builth Wells Rugby Club said the weight of the snow that fell last week caused “irreparable damage” to the marquee covering the back of the town centre clubhouse, while the sound system, outdoor ...

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