Wales will face Fiji in Cardiff on Sunday, marking a significant moment for wing Blair Murray, who is set to earn his first cap. Coach Warren Gatland has selected several less experienced players alongside seasoned veterans, with Gareth Anscombe returning as fly-half after a year out due to injury. Other notable inclusions are centre Max Llewellyn and prop Archie Griffin, enhancing the team's youthful energy. Gatland emphasized the importance of physicality and focus against a dangerous Fiji side. The match is part of Wales' efforts to break a nine-match losing streak and will feature a bench potentially split 6-2 in favor of forwards. Additionally, former international referee Nigel Owens will join the team in an advisory capacity on match days.