Josh Adams was on the verge of tears during a heartfelt TV interview after Wales suffered a tough 48-7 loss to England. It was a challenging start for Wales in the 2026 Six Nations, with England stealing the show by scoring seven tries at Allianz Stadium. Despite a valiant effort, including Adams scoring Wales’ only try, the team was hindered by four yellow cards and struggled with discipline.
Adams didn’t hold back in his post-match interview, admitting he was feeling “a bit emotional” after facing such a strong English side. He acknowledged, “It’s really difficult to play with 13 men on the field,” highlighting the team’s constant pressure under England’s relentless play. Adams shared his desperation, saying, “It means a lot to play for Wales, and it’s hard to take,” yet he remains hopeful about the remaining four matches.
While it’s been almost three years since Wales’ last Six Nations victory, Adams and his teammates are determined to bounce back. They face a massive challenge next week against a physically dominant French side, who recently outmatched Ireland. With the game set in Cardiff, Adams emphasised the importance of maintaining spirit and improving for the match ahead.
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