Wales Coach Reacts to Historic Loss
Wales coach Steve Tandy confessed that his team’s crushing 73–0 loss to the Springboks in Cardiff was “hard to watch.” The result marked Wales’ heaviest defeat in international rugby, leaving fans and players stunned.
“It’s hard to watch when a scoreline like that happens,” Tandy admitted, speaking after the final whistle.
Tandy acknowledged that South Africa dominated every phase of play, capitalizing on Wales’ mistakes and setting the tone early in the game. He emphasized the need for reflection and rebuilding ahead of the next fixtures, describing the defeat as a harsh lesson for the squad.
Looking Ahead
Despite the heavy margin, Tandy expressed confidence in the team’s ability to recover and grow from the experience, stating that accountability and resilience would be key moving forward.
“We have to own it, learn from it, and make sure we respond,” he added.
Author’s Summary
A reflective Steve Tandy called Wales’ record 73–0 loss to South Africa “hard to watch,” urging his squad to regroup, learn, and restore pride after the devastating home defeat.
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