Wales face England in the final round of the Six Nations on Saturday, desperate for a win, but no-one is more hungry than Aaron Wainwright.

Gareth Anscombe was brought in from the cold by interim Wales coach Matt Sherratt and now has his sights set on the future.

The final round of the Six Nations will see Wales face the old enemy, England, in the final match of Matt Sherratt's temporary spell in charge as his team try to avoid losing for a 17th time.

As Wales look to salvage some pride and restore belief against England this weekend, their captain Jac Morgan will once again be at the heart of their efforts.

The old enemy are in town on Saturday, when England come to Cardiff to face a Wales team desprate to end their losing run.

Harry Beddall didn't mince his words after Wales U20s lost their lastest Six Nations clash, but at least they have a chance to end their tournament on a high against England.

Wales keep on losing, but at least the defeats are tasting less bitter than before and Matt Sherratt believes some sweetness may be around the corner.

He’s back . . . Taulupe Faletau will return for Wales on Saturday after a year-and-a-half away, during which time Wales haven’t won a game.

It’s Scotland next for Wales as they try to avoid a 16th successive defeat, but Matt Sherratt has reasons for optimism.

Nicky Smith is poised to retain his place in the Wales team to face Scotland this week after Adam Jones gave his display against Ireland a big thumbs up.

Sean Lynn has blended the old with the new in his first Women’s Six Nations squad and is excited to see how that mix will go.

The Ospreys had gone nine years without winning in Glasgow, but Jack Walsh ended that run in style.

A fortnight is a long time in sport as Wales - and Ben Thomas- can testify as they look ahead to meeting Scotland.

There is more than one route to the top as Carwyn Tuipulotu aims to prove by playing for three clubs in three different countries this season.

The Origin Round is a United Rugby Championship label that celebrates the people and communities that helped launch the careers of players . . . such as the Ospreys’ Harri Deaves.

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If the breath of fresh air that blew through Welsh rugby last weekend could be summed up in one player, it would be debutant Ellis Mee, the Scarlets wing.

Matt Sherratt is ready to hit the ground running to end Wales’ record 14-game losing streak but, whatever happens in the remainder of the Six Nations, the new caretaker coach has said he will not be seeking the role on a permanent basis. The exit of Warren Gatland by mutual consent on Tuesday led to Sherratt being parachuted in from his position as Cardiff head coach for Wales’ remaining three games in the Six Nations, starting with a home clash against champions Ireland on Feb. 22.

Warren Gatland has left his role as Wales coach midway through the Six Nations, with his team on a national-record losing streak of 14 matches. The decision was announced by the Welsh Rugby Union on Tuesday, three days after a 22-15 loss to Italy that appears to have sealed the New Zealander’s fate. Matt Sherratt, the head coach of Cardiff, will take over for the remainder of the Six Nations.

Warren Gatland should resign and the Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) should start looking for a replacement to bring in fresh ideas, according to Sir Clive Woodward. Wales’ well deserved 22-15 loss to Italy in Rome marked their 14th consecutive defeat, piling even more pressure on Gatland.