Wales calls up trio for upcoming Six Nations clash against Ireland

Ahead of the Six Nations clash with Ireland on February 22, Wales interim head coach Matt Sherratt has called up flyhalves Jarrod Evans and Gareth Anscombe, along with centre Max Llewellyn, after former coach Warren Gatland left them out of his squad. This decision follows the departure of Gatland by mutual consent after Wales' 14th consecutive loss, this time to Italy. However, the team will be without centre Owen Watkin and Liam Williams due to knee injuries sustained during their loss to France. Meanwhile, Ireland is optimistic about the return of injured players Tadhg Furlong, Mack Hansen, and Joe McCarthy, who have missed earlier matches in the tournament. Ireland currently leads the Six Nations table with a perfect 10 points from two games and aims to maintain their form against Wales. Both teams are preparing for what promises to be a competitive match at the Principality Stadium.