Refereeing decisions spark furious debate after Wales win


  • Rugby
  • Sunday, 28 Feb 2021

Rugby Union - Six Nations Championship - Wales v England - Principality Stadium, Cardiff, Wales, Britain - February 27, 2021 Wales' Josh Adams scores their first try REUTERS/Rebecca Naden

CARDIFF (Reuters) - England's coach and captain remained tight-lipped over the controversial decisions that gave Wales two early tries in Saturday's 40-24 Six Nations victory in Cardiff on Saturday but there was no shortage of debate among pundits.

Wales scored four tries against England for the first time in 23 years and ran out deserved winners after cashing in on the visitors' indiscipline but it was the scores by Josh Adams and Liam Williams that have got everyone talking.

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