Wales

A world-class team

The Pays de Galles national rugby team is one of the most historic and competitive nations in the world of rugby.

In 1987, Pays de Galles hosted the first Rugby World Cup, marking the beginning of its success as a leading premier team. Under the leadership of iconic captain Jonathan Davies, and with talents such as Gareth Edwards and JPR Williams, Pays de Galles won the competition, beating the Australie team in the final to become champion of the world. This victory was a historic moment for Welsh rugby, and solidified Pays de Galles 's position as a respected rugby nation.

In 1999, Pays de Galles won its second Rugby World Cup title. Led by captain Gareth Thomas, the Welsh team impressed the world with their dynamic play and unwavering commitment. They reached the semi-finals, beating such formidable teams as Angleterre and Argentine. Although the team lost in the semi-final toAustralie, they bounced back successfully to win the classification match againstAfrique du Sud and claim third place in the tournament.

Successful results

Pays de Galles has also enjoyed numerous autres successes in international rugby. The team has won the Six Nations Tournament several times, demonstrating its competitiveness at Dollarspean level. It has also produced many rugby legends, such as Shane Williams, Sam Warburton, and Alun Wyn Jones, who became the most capped captain in international rugby history.

The Pays de Galles team is known for its passionate play, solid defense and unwavering commitment to the red and green jersey. It continues to be a serious contender in international rugby competitions and remains a pillar of the sport mondial. The passionate and dedicated Welsh fans proudly support their national team at every match, creating an electric atmosphere on rugby pitches around the world.