Wales Rugby Coach Faces Pressure Amid Losing Streak

Warren Gatland, facing intense scrutiny due to Wales' record 11-match losing streak, prepares for a crucial match against South Africa, which could mark the first winless year for the national team since 1937. Despite the challenges, his longtime assistant Rob Howley insists that Gatland remains the best coach in the world, highlighting his legacy of success, including multiple Grand Slams and a top world ranking. Howley expressed confidence that Gatland can turn things around, stating, 'At some point we know we will win.' However, Gatland has indicated his willingness to resign if it serves the interests of Welsh rugby, raising questions about his future. With South Africa's significant experience advantage, the stakes are high as Wales aims to end their losing streak. The team's struggles are attributed to a lack of depth and experience, as they work to build a competitive squad for the future.