Steve Tandy wants Wales to 'go up another level' and finish Six Nations on high

Although bottom of the table and still searching for a first win of the tournament, Tandy has given a vote of confidence to the starting XV that pushed Ireland all the way in Dublin last week.
Steve Tandy wants Wales to 'go up another level' and finish Six Nations on high

Wales' James Botham, Louis Rees-Zammit and Adam Beard. Pic:  Ben Brady/Inpho

Wales boss Steve Tandy has challenged his players to "go up another level" after naming an unchanged side for their Guinness Six Nations finale against Italy.

Although bottom of the table and still searching for a first win of the tournament, Tandy has given a vote of confidence to the starting XV that pushed Ireland all the way in Dublin last week.

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