Warren Gatland Under Review After Wales' 11th Loss

Wales rugby coach Warren Gatland is considering his future after the team faced an unprecedented 52-20 defeat against Australia, marking their 11th consecutive loss. Despite the disappointing performance, which included conceding three tries when Australia was down to 14 men, Gatland expressed his desire to continue coaching but remains open to stepping down if it serves the best interests of Welsh rugby. He emphasized the need for resilience and acknowledged the negativity surrounding the sport, which stems from poor performances and financial issues. Captain Dewi Lake echoed the team's commitment to improve, stating they need to better capitalize on their opportunities. Former players questioned whether changing the head coach would lead to immediate improvements, reflecting uncertainty about the team's direction. With a tough match against South Africa on the horizon, the pressure on Gatland and the team intensifies as they seek to turn their fortunes around.