Six Nations: Henry hoping lessons have been learnt

Wales are determined to erase their painful Murrayfield memories by shutting the door on France if they establish a commanding lead in Paris this weekend.

Six Nations: Henry hoping lessons have been learnt
Thu, 15 Mar, 2001 - 07:51

Wales are determined to erase their painful Murrayfield memories by shutting the door on France if they establish a commanding lead in Paris this weekend.

Scotland trailed 25-6 and 28-16 in Edinburgh a month ago, but still fought back and grabbed an unlikely Six Nations draw.

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