Summary
Scotland's rugby team won a tough match against Wales in the Six Nations tournament, securing their first victory in Cardiff in 99 years. They came back from a 17-5 deficit to win 26-23 through key second-half tries. Captain Sione Tuipulotu and player of the match Rory Darge emphasized the team's grit and determination in achieving the victory.
Key Facts
- Scotland defeated Wales 26-23 in a Six Nations rugby match in Cardiff.
- This win marked Scotland's first victory in Cardiff over Wales in 99 years.
- Scotland came back from being 17-5 down at halftime.
- Key tries were scored by Finn Russell, Darcy Graham, and George Turner.
- Scotland's captain, Sione Tuipulotu, and player Rory Darge praised the team's effort and "gritty" win.
- Coach Gregor Townsend made strategic decisions, including early substitutions, to help regain momentum.
- The match results keep Scotland's title hopes alive in the Six Nations tournament.
- The win follows Scotland's recent victory over England, adding to their confidence.
