English again fail to convince on their travels

HIS actions cost Wales a try and the certainty of going in at half time in the lead.

Mon, 24 Feb, 2003 - 00:00

Unfortunately, in the second half, Wales were struck with stage fright.

It was as if they couldn’t believe they were competing so well with England. When Will Greenwood scored at the start of the second half, the initiative was handed to the Englishmen.

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