Wales strengthen U21 claims

Wales took a major step towards the IRB Under-21 World Cup semi-finals after beating Argentina 24-18 at Iffley Road, Oxford today.

Wales strengthen U21 claims
Tue, 17 Jun, 2003 - 18:18

Wales took a major step towards the IRB Under-21 World Cup semi-finals after beating Argentina 24-18 at Iffley Road, Oxford today.

It was Wales’ second successive pool victory, giving them every chance of reaching the last four. Their next game is against reigning champions South Africa on Saturday.

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