Tandy: Wales must sharpen attack to beat Italy after Dublin setback
Tandy: Wales must sharpen attack to beat Italy after Dublin setback
Wales coach Steve Tandy outlines key improvements as the team eyes a first Six Nations win in three years against Italy, building on lessons from Dublin.
Steve Tandy has laid out the road map for Wales as they prepare to face Italy, insisting the next step is to sharpen the attack, tighten defense, and convert pressure into points. After encouraging displays against Scotland and Ireland, the squad believes a breakthrough is within reach in this year’s Six Nations.
The message comes after Wales fell short in Dublin, a reminder of what needs to improve if they are to close out tight games. The coach emphasises keeping composure, winning collisions, and finishing chances when opportunities arise.
With three rounds of the championship still ahead, Wales are focused on translating the momentum from the earlier wins into a first Six Nations victory in three years. The Italy clash is seen as a pivotal test to build confidence and set a tone for the remainder of the campaign.
Fans are hopeful that the collective effort across the squad yields the kind of performance that can edge them over the line and spark a run in the championship.
