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Steve Tandy demands unity in Welsh rugby after a crushing 54-12 loss to France, marking a record-low crowd of 57,744 at the Six Nations. The Welsh Rugby Union faces turmoil as it plans to reduce professional teams from four to three amid ongoing poor performance. France dominates with eight tries, reclaiming the top spot in the Six Nations. Wales suffers its 13th consecutive Six Nations defeat, conceding 32 tries and 302 points in Tandy's six matches in charge. Tandy acknowledges the need for patience and collaboration among players, clubs, and fans. “We’re a small nation and need everything flowing in the right direction,” he states. Wales next faces Scotland, fresh off a victory over England. Meanwhile, France’s Antoine Dupont emphasizes focus as they aim for the title and a potential Grand Slam against Italy.
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