Wales warn Scotland of backlash

Wales have warned buoyant Scotland to beware "a wounded animal" in Sunday's RBS Six Nations Championship clash at the Millennium Stadium.

Wales warn Scotland of backlash
Tue, 07 Feb, 2006 - 15:06

Wales have warned buoyant Scotland to beware "a wounded animal" in Sunday's RBS Six Nations Championship clash at the Millennium Stadium.

Defence coach Clive Griffiths is confident his wounded Welsh players can instigate a backlash following their 47-13 hammering at the hands of England last Saturday.

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