Wales End 18-Match Losing Streak with Japan Victory
Wales End 18-Match Losing Streak with Japan Victory

Wales End 18-Match Losing Streak with Japan Victory

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Wales ended an 18-match losing streak in international rugby by defeating Japan 31-22 in the second test at Misaki Park Stadium, marking their first win in 644 days since the 2023 World Cup. The Welsh team scored four tries, with standout performances from Kieran Hardy, Josh Adams, and Dan Edwards, who also contributed with kicks to secure the victory. Despite Japan's strong second-half comeback with tries from Shuhei Takeuchi, Warner Dearns, and Dylan Riley, Wales maintained their lead and sealed the win with a late try by Edwards. This win leveled the two-test series 1-1 after Wales lost the first test narrowly. The victory brought relief to Wales and their supporters and was the final game for interim head coach Matt Sherratt, who took over during the Six Nations and will soon be succeeded by a permanent coach. The match showcased Wales' dominance in set pieces and resilience against Japan's spirited fightback under challenging conditions.

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