Thomas looks for defining victory

Wales captain Gareth Thomas insists his men are ready to face down their biggest challenge since the 2005 Grand Slam and produce a “defining” victory over Australia.

Thomas looks for defining victory
Fri, 14 Sep, 2007 - 19:36

Wales captain Gareth Thomas insists his men are ready to face down their biggest challenge since the 2005 Grand Slam and produce a “defining” victory over Australia.

Wales’ World Cup future is at stake. The victors tomorrow will be on course to top Pool B and earn a preferable quarter-final draw.

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