Summary
Wales lost to Scotland in a Six Nations rugby match, ending their attempt to break a 13-game losing streak. Wales led for most of the match but conceded a decisive try to Scotland near the end. Injuries could affect their team in upcoming games.
Key Facts
- Wales lost to Scotland in a close Six Nations rugby match.
- Wales led for most of the game, but Scotland scored a winning try six minutes before the end.
- The match was held at Principality Stadium in Cardiff with a crowd of 70,649 spectators.
- Injuries could sideline Welsh players Taine Plumtree and Sam Costelow for the rest of the tournament.
- Wales emerged with just a losing bonus point, despite strong performance moments.
- Wales had not led at halftime in a match since Tandy took charge.
- Gregor Townsend, Scotland's coach, praised Wales for their tactical approach and strong play.
- The loss was described as "gut-wrenching" by Wales captain Dewi Lake.
