Wales delivered a flawless performance on home soil to crush Ireland and claim a glorious Guinness Six Nations Grand Slam crown.
Roared on by the army of Welsh support at their backs, Warren Gatland’s men gave their head coach the perfect ending to his final championship game in charge.
Wales’ most successful coach now has three Guinness Six Nations clean sweeps under his belt after his players put their bodies on the line to extend their record unbeaten run to 14 matches.
Ireland had no answer for the irrepressible Gareth Anscombe at outside-half and the sheer force of a pack that refused to take a backward step.
Anscombe setup Hadleigh Parkes’ opening try with a flash of sheer skill as the Scarlets centre raced through to collect his delicate outside of the foot chip.
From that moment he shouldered the responsibility of kicking Wales to Grand Slam glory, adding 20 points from the boot to end a six year wait for the title whilst sending out a statement of intent in a Rugby World Cup year.
Congratulations to our Dragons - Cory Hill, Ross Moriarty, Hallam Amos, Aaron Wainwright, Elliot Dee and Leon Brown - and all the Wales squad!
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