The Warm Up: Wales v England - you never know...

Scrum V

BBC

Sports, Rugby

4.6 • 927 Ratings

🗓️ 13 March 2025

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

Lauren Jenkins is joined by Tom Shanklin, Jamie Roberts and Jonathan Davies to preview Wales' final Six Nations match against England in Cardiff. Can Wales end their 16-match losing streak and spoil England's hopes of winning the Six Nations title?

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0:50.9	Yeah. BBC Sounds. Hello there and a very warm welcome to scrum five, the warm up. It's round 5. It's England coming to town. There's a wooden spoon to avoid a losing streak to stop and as Dav Jenkins put it in the week. England can win the championship in Cardiff and we can't be having that. Tom Shanklin wasn't having that in 2007. Jamie Roberts and Jonathan Davis, they weren't having that in 2013.
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1:17.6	I mentioned 2007 Tom. It's a similar situation.
1:21.6	You were going into that game back then to avoid the wooden spoon.
1:24.6	England needed to rack up the points, 50 plus.
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