Wales vs. Scotland: Home Team Would Try to Dominate the Visitors

With the all-important and hyped Six Nations kicks off, Wales and Scotland would be facing each other at the Millennium Stadium. Both these teams have played each other since 1883 and are among the consistent performers of the tournament. They have faced each other in 126 matches, with Scotland managing to win 50 and Wales have won 74 games. The upcoming Six Nations match would be better of a contest, engaging Rugby fans and followers from around the globe. Going in the match against Wales, Scotland would be carrying the confidence from their last game, in which they managed to defeat mighty England with the final scoreline of (20-17).

After their disappointing game against Ireland, Wales team management and players would be searching for a comprehensive win against Scotland. In their last game, Wales was taken to the cleaners by Ireland, resulting in a loss of (29-7). After a break of one week, Wales team management and players would be hoping to click together with a decent team balance and win the upcoming game against Scotland.

Jac Morgan would be making his international debut for Wales in the upcoming game. The senior man is supported by the coaching staff and fellow players who are ready to welcome him to the circuit. Along with him, Taine Basham and Ross Moriarty would be looking to make an impact and win the game for Wales. It is also reported that Josh Adams would be missing out on the game against Scotland due to constrained calf muscles.

• Dan Biggar;
• Taine Basham;
• Alex Cuthbert;
• Adam Beard;
• Nick Tompkins.

Scotland has surprised every team in the tournament after defeating England in week 1. Going in the game against Wales, Scotland would be oozing in confidence to win the game and gain important win points. The stunning display of commitment and professionalism earned Scotland their victory over England. With Jamie Ritchie missing the game due to uncertain injury, Sam Skinne would be starting the game. In the upcoming game, Scotland is likely to make 5 possible changes.

Matt Fagerson and Hamish Watson are likely to retain their spots for the upcoming game against Wales. Matt Fagerson was also named the man of the match from the last game against England and would be looking forward to carrying his form and gameplay.

• Stuart Hogg;
• Matt Fagerson;
• Jonny Gray;
• Hamish Watson.

Comparing both teams’ overall strengths and tournament form, Scotland is likely to defeat Wales in the upcoming encounter. Matt Fagerson would try to unleash his true potential and get his team back-to-back victories.