Warren Gatland Faces Pressure After Wales' 14th Consecutive Loss

Wales' rugby team continues to struggle, suffering a 14th consecutive defeat after losing 22-15 to Italy in the Six Nations, leaving head coach Warren Gatland's position increasingly precarious. This latest loss marks Gatland's 20th defeat in 26 matches since his return to the helm, and the team now sits at a world ranking low of 12th. Despite scoring two tries to Italy's one, Wales couldn't capitalize on their opportunities, with Italy's Tommaso Allan's five penalties proving decisive. Gatland expressed frustration over the players' decision-making under pressure and acknowledged the need to learn how to secure victories. As Wales prepares for upcoming matches against stronger teams like Ireland and Scotland, the scrutiny on Gatland's leadership intensifies. The situation has prompted the Welsh Rugby Union to promise a detailed review of the team's performances after the tournament ends.