Wales U20 v France U20

Pencampwriaeth y Chwe Gwlad D20 2022 

U20 Six Nations Championship 2022 

CYMRU D20 v FFRAINC D20 

WALES U20 v FRANCE U20 

Parc Eirias | Bae Colwyn 

10.03.2022 | KO 20:00 

Rhaglen Swyddogol 

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THURSDAY 10 MARCH 2022 | UNDER-20 SIX NATIONS 

Welcome one and all to Parc Eirias. 

It’s always a pleasure to welcome 

the next generation of players to 

Colwyn Bay as they navigate their 

way towards senior international 

status. 

North Wales has proved a 

welcoming and friendly host in 

recent years where some great 

memories have been forged with 

Wales U20s making Colwyn Bay 

their home. 

Since the formation of the U20 

age group in 2008, a staggering 71 

players have gone on to full senior 

representative honours with Wales. 

Ospreys hooker Dewi Lake was the 

latest to join the congregation when 

he earned his first Wales cap as a 

second half replacement against 

Ireland in the opening round of 

Guinness Six Nations. 

So there is every likelihood we will 

today witness at least one new star 

in the making. 

Best of luck to both teams and I 

hope everyone enjoys a wonderful 

game of entertaining rugby. 

Enjoy the game. 

Gerald Davies 

WRU PRESIDENT 

Croeso un ac oll i Barc Eirias. 

Mae wastad yn bleser croesawu’r 

genhedlaeth nesaf o chwaraewyr 

i Fae Colwyn wrth iddyn nhw 

weithio eu ffordd tuag at statws 

rhyngwladol ar y lefel uchaf. 

Mae Gogledd Cymru wedi bod yn 

gartref cyfeillgar a chroesawgar 

dros y blynyddoedd diwethaf, gydag 

atgofion gwych. Mae tîm dan 20 

Cymru bellach yn ystyried Bae 

Colwyn yn gartref. 

Ers ffurfio’r grŵp dan 20 yn 

2008, mae’n anhygoel bod 71 o 

chwaraewyr wedi mynd ymlaen i 

gynrychioli Cymru ar y lefel uchaf. 

Bachwr y Gweilch, Dewi Lake, oedd 

y diweddaraf i ymuno â’r garfan 

pan gafodd ei gap cyntaf i Gymru 

fel eilydd yn ail hanner y gêm yn 

erbyn Iwerddon yn rownd agoriadol 

pencampwriaeth Chwe Gwlad 

Guinness. 

Felly mae’n debygol y byddwn ni’n 

gweld o leiaf un seren newydd yn 

cael ei chreu heddiw. 

Pob lwc i’r ddau dîm a gobeithio y 

bydd pawb yn mwynhau gêm wych 

o rygbi penigamp. 

Gerald Davies 

LLYWYDD | WRU 

WALES V FRANCE | CYMRU V FFRAINC 

Thank you for your support | Diolch am eich cefnogaeth 

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Rhys Barrett 

TRUE GRIT 

WALES HEAD COACH BYRON HAYWARD WILL BE LOOKING FOR A REPEAT 

PERFORMANCE OF TRUE GRIT AND DETERMINATION WITNESSED IN THE DEFEAT 

TO ENGLAND WHEN HIS YOUNG SIDE HOST FRANCE IN THE PENULTIMATE 

ROUND OF THE U20 SIX NATIONS THIS EVENING AT PARC EIRIAS. 

4THURSDAY 10 MARCH 2022 | UNDER-20 SIX NATIONS 

Wales ran themselves into the 

ground after seeing talismanic 

captain Alex Mann sent off in 

the 28th minute in Doncaster. 

In the modern age you must be whiter than 

white, and Wales found that to their cost against 

England. What at the time looked like a perfectly 

well timed tackle by Mann in the 28th minute, was 

then dissected by the TMO and deemed to be a 

shoulder to the head of Emeka Ilione. 

A promising opening quarter which saw Wales 

take the game to their hosts and visibly unsettled 

them, was then turned on its head with Mann 

seeing red to leave his side a man down for the 

rest of the match. 

Welsh heads could so easily have dropped, but 

they battled away feverishly and made England 

work hard for their tries. The final score-line of 43- 

14 belied the herculean effort the young men in 

red put in as England cut loose and clinically made 

sure the extra man counted. 

“The boys gave everything - in terms of work 

rate and effort I couldn’t have asked any more of 

the boys, they gave everything they could,” said 

Hayward. 

“The scoreboard doesn't do justice with the 

effort the boys put in and I know if you look at the 

first 25 minutes of that game, I thought we were 

more than competitive and we certainly would 

have made a good game of it if we had 15 for the 

entire match.” 

“Ultimately the extra man obviously did the 

damage, and it took its toll in the last 20 minutes. 

We just ran out of gas; we were trying to use 

the bench and they were doing as much as they 

could. I couldn’t ask anymore at the end of day 

because at this level it does take its toll. 

“The fact is I guess if it's the last 10 to 15 minutes 

of a game you can manage at 14 but when it 

happens with less than 30 minutes gone and you 

lose someone that early it takes its toll in the last 

10-15 minutes, which it did.” 

Thank you for your support | Diolch am eich cefnogaeth


Joe Hawkins 

Harri Houston 

Even in defeat, Hayward said his side would have 

learned from the experience and will look forward 

to their next challenge against France. 

“We started really well and scored a good try 

against England. We took the game to them. We 

made a lot of individual errors which you have at 

this level, but I thought we went out and showed a 

lot of positive intent. 

“We will take our learnings from it and have 

prepared for a very tough game against the 

French. We are here to win games of rugby, we're 

doing everything we can to take a proud Welsh 

team back to Colwyn Bay and show the fans what 

we are capable of doing.” 

Wales centre Joe Hawkins was also encouraged 

with the effort his side put in against England 

in demanding circumstances and believes his 

side can upset France tonight if they can put an 

80-minute display together. 

“The first 20 minutes against England really 

showed what we are capable of,” he recalled. 

“We were more than capable of going to 

Doncaster and coming away with a result. We had 

a purple patch right at the start where we went 

over early, but I think a couple of penalty decisions 

we should have possibly gone for the posts and 


Iestyn Hopkins 

kept the scoreboard ticking over but we backed 

ourselves to get another try on the board and you 

can’t blame us for that. 

“Obviously the red card didn’t help but that is 

something you have to deal with sometimes in 

rugby. Going down to 14 men is always hard to 

adapt but the boys stuck at it pretty well. 

“There’s nothing better than playing in front of 

a home crowd and we witnessed that against 

Scotland where we had some great support so it 

would be nice to go back up to North Wales and 

put in a good performance against France.” 


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JENKINS DREAMING OF WALES 

U20 RETURN THIS SUMMER 

DAFYDD JENKINS WAS LOOKING FORWARD TO A SECOND SHOT AT THE U20 

SIX NATIONS THIS YEAR BUT WAS FORCED OUT OF THE WALES RECKONING 

BECAUSE OF A SECOND ROW SHORTAGE AT HIS CLUB. 

Last summer it looked as 

though Jenkins and his Exeter 

University teammate Chris 

Tshiunza would form an even 

more formidable boiler room 

partnership at the heart of the 

Welsh scrum than they had 

done before. With another eight 

players returning for a second 

year it looked as though Wales 

would be strong. 

But Tshiunza got elevated into 

the Wales senior squad last 

Autumn, won two caps as a 

teenager and then got picked 

for the senior Six Nations. That 

meant Exeter Chiefs lost him to 

Wales, Jonny Hill to England and 

Sam Skinner and Jonny Gray to 

Scotland. 

The next cab off the rank at 

Sandy Park for Rob Baxter was 

the 19-year-old Jenkins. Having 

made his Chiefs debut in the 

Premiership Rugby Cup against 

Bristol Bears in the first half of 

the season, within weeks he 

got his first taste of Heineken 

Champions Cup and Gallagher 

Premiership action. 

Last month he started four 

successive Premiership matches 

against Wasps, Gloucester, 

Newcastle Falcons and 

Northampton Saints and now 

has more than 300 minutes of 

senior rugby under his belt this 

year after helping his side bag 

16 out of a possible 20 points 

playing in tandem with Jannes 

Kirsten. 

It was bitter sweet for Jenkins 

as club success came at a 

price as he saw his Wales U20 

teammates fall to two defeats 

in their first three championship 

matches. 


“It was a bit weird getting the 

chance to pay in the senior side 

at Exeter so early in my career. I 

looked across in one of my first 

line-outs and saw I was playing 

against Joe Launchbury in the 

Wasps game,” said Jenkins. 

“I had grown up watching him 

on TV playing for his club and 

England and there he was 

lining up against me on my 

full Premiership debut. It was a 

challenge I was really looking 

forward to and every week since 

then I’ve learned something 

new playing against some 

great players.” 

Baxter had no qualms about 

blooding the 6ft 7in, 17st 11lbs 

Jenkins. He’d seen the potential 

and output of Tshiunza and has 

had the same from his Wales 

U20 partner. Perhaps in the not 

too distant future they will be 

packing down together for both 

club and country. 

Jenkins, the son of former Wales 

A, Swansea, Neath and Llanelli 

back row man Hywel Jenkins, 

launched his rugby career at 

Hartpury College. He missed out 

on U18 honours due to COVID, 

but revealed his true potential in 

last year’s U20 Six Nations. 

He is a year behind Tshiunza on 

the Sports Science course at 

Exeter University and spent most 

of the first half of the season 

playing in BUCS Super Rugby. 

Now his plans have changed, his 

sights and ambitions have been 

raised to a different level. 

“It was a difficult decision to 

opt out of the Wales U20 squad 

because I’d been so looking 

forward to representing my 

country again this year. It was 

hard watching the lads get 

beaten in Ireland in the first 

fixture,” said Jenkins. 

“Chris and I could have been 

playing in that game. He 

unfortunately picked up a 

hamstring injury that ruled him 

out of the senior Six Nations 

and I got the chance to play for 

the Chiefs. 

“We get on very well and he 

helps me out with some of my 

work at Uni because he’s already 

been through the first year. It 

would be great for us both to go 

on to play together at the Chiefs 

and for Wales in the future. 

“That is definitely the plan and I 

hope I might get the chance to 

play for Wales U20 this summer 

in whatever tournament is 

created to take the place of the 

World Junior Championships.” 

After losing to the Irish, Alex 

Mann’s Welsh side recovered 

to beat Scotland at home 

before going down to England 

in Doncaster. Last night they 

met France in Colwyn Bay and 

will complete their campaign 

against Italy, also at Parc Eirias, 

on Sunday, 20 March (2.00pm 

kick-off). 



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8THURSDAY 10 MARCH 2022 | UNDER-20 SIX NATIONS 

TONIGHT'S OPPOSITION 

EVERYTHING STILL 

TO PLAY FOR 

France enter this evening’s round four 

clash of the U20 Six Nations against 

Wales knowing a win will put them in a 

strong position to pick pocket Ireland for 

championship glory. 

Tonight’s visitors to Parc Eirias lost 16-17 to 

Ireland in round two but bounced back with 

a convincing victory against Scotland last 

time out, having repelled the challenge of 

Italy with ease in round one. 

France will be hoping England do them a 

huge favour by beating the men in green 

at Stonex Stadium this evening. Ireland 

currently head the table with 14 points but 

England and France will still have ambitions 

of preventing the Irish side from claiming 

the honours, as they share second place just 

three points behind. So the championship 

isn’t a forgone conclusion by any stretch of 

the imagination, 

The French haven’t been afraid to tinker 

with team selection during the campaign, 

having made seven changes to the team 

that lost to Ireland in Round 2 for their trip 

to Scotland. 

Looking to bounce back from their narrow 

17-16 defeat at home to Ireland, Les Bleuets 

made things difficult for themselves, but 

ended up with a comfortable 30-17 at 

Dam Health Stadium in Edinburgh despite 

finishing the game with just 13 players. 

Winger Jefferson Joseph was sent off 

for a head on head collision with Robin 

McClintock after just 13 minutes, but that 

did not halt France, who scored a series 

of excellent tries and won in style despite 

being down a man for over 65 minutes 

before Jules Coulon was also sent off with 

10 minutes to go. 

Tries from Esteban Capilla, Louis Le Brun, 

Emilien Gailleton and Connor Sa saw 

France recover from their defeat to Ireland 

a fortnight earlier, while Scotland suffered 

their third consecutive loss. 


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MAE’R 

BENCAMPWRIAETH 

YN Y FANTOL O HYD 

Bydd Ffrainc yn paratoi ar gyfer y 

bedwaredd gêm yng nghystadleuaeth 

Dan 20 y Chwe Gwlad yn erbyn Cymru 

gan wybod y bydd buddugoliaeth yn 

eu rhoi mewn sefyllfa gref i neidio 

uwchben Iwerddon ar frig y tabl. 

Er bod yr ymwelwyr heno i Barc Eirias 

wedi colli 16-17 i Iwerddon yn rownd 

dau, cawsant fuddugoliaeth ysgubol yn 

erbyn yr Alban yn y gêm ddiwethaf a 

hynny ar ôl trechu’r Eidal yn rhwydd yn 

rownd un. 

Bydd Ffrainc yn gobeithio y bydd Lloegr 

yn gwneud cymwynas fawr â nhw drwy 

guro’r gŵyr ifanc o’r Ynys Werdd yn 

Stadiwm Stonex heno. Ar hyn o bryd mae 

Iwerddon ar frig y tabl gyda 14 pwynt 

ac yn llygadu’r Gamp Lawn, ond bydd 

Lloegr a Ffrainc yn benderfynol o gadw’n 

dynn ar eu sodlau yn gydradd ail, dri 

phwynt y tu ôl iddynt. Felly, mae popeth 

yn y fantol o hyd gyda dwy gêm i fynd. 

Dydy’r Ffrancwyr ddim ofn gwneud 

penderfyniadau mawr. Ar ôl colli i 

Iwerddon yn Rownd 2, gwnaethpwyd 

saith newid i’r tîm a deithiodd i’r Alban. 















Ar ôl colli o drwch blewyn 17-16 gartref 

yn erbyn Iwerddon, llwyddodd Les 

Bleues i ennill yn dda 30-17 yn Stadiwm 

Dam Health yng Nghaeredin, ond ni 

chawsant bopeth eu ffordd eu hunain a 

dim ond 13 o chwaraewyr oedd ganddyn 

nhw ar y cae erbyn diwedd y gêm. 

Anfonwyd yr asgellwr Jefferson Joseph 

oddi ar y cae am wrthdrawiad â phen 

Robin McClintock ar ôl dim ond 13 

munud. Ond ni wnaeth hynny atal Ffrainc 

a sgoriodd gyfres o geisiau rhagorol ac a 

enillodd mewn steil, er gwaethaf y ffaith 

eu bod un dyn yn brin am 65 munud ac 

yna dau yn brin ar ôl i Julles Coulon gael 

ei anfon i ffwrdd hefyd gyda 10 munud 

i fynd. 

Roedd ceisiau gan Esteban Capilla, Louis 

Le Brun, Emilien Gailleton a Connor Sa 

yn ddigon i adfer hyder y Ffrancwyr ar 

ôl colli yn erbyn Iwerddon bythefnos 

ynghynt gyda’r Alban yn colli eu trydedd 

gêm yn olynol. 



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The Line-ups 

THURSDAY 10 MARCH 2022 | PARC EIRIAS | KICK-OFF 8PM 

WALES 

15 IESTYN HOPKINS 

FULLBACK/CEFNWR 

14 HARRI HOUSTON 

WING/ASGELLWR 

13 BRYN BRADLEY 

CENTRE/CANOLWR 

12 JOE HAWKINS C 


11 TOM FLORENCE 

WING/ASGELLWR 

10 JAC LLOYD 

OUTSIDE HALF/MASWR 

9 MORGAN LLOYD 

SCRUM HALF/MEWNWR 

1 JOE COWELL 

PROP/Y RHENG FLAEN 

2 MORGAN VENESS 

HOOKER/BACHWR 

3 ADAM WILLIAMS 


4 BENJI WILLIAMS 

LOCK/YR AIL RENG 

5 RYAN WOODMAN 


6 BEN GREGORY 

FLANKER/BLAENASGELLWR 

7 ETHAN FACKRELL 


8 MORGAN MORSE 

NO.8/WYTHWR 

REPLACEMENTS 

16 CONNOR CHAPMAN 

17 CAMERON JONES 

18 NATHAN EVANS 

19 LEWIS JONES 

20 BEN MOA 

21 HARRI WILLIAMS 

22 CAMERON WINNETT 

23 EDDIE JAMES 

FRANCE 

15 LÉO BARRÉ 

FULLBACK/CEFNWR 

14 ROMAIN FONNIICOLA 

WING/ASGELLWR 

13 EMILIEN GAILLETON C 


12 LOUIS LE BRUN 


11 ENZO REYBIER 

WING/ASGELLWR 

10 EMILE DAYRAL 

OUTSIDE HALF/MASWR 

9 BAPTISTE JAUNEAU 

SCRUM HALF/MEWNWR 

1 THOMAS MOUKORO 


2 CONNOR SA 

HOOKER/BACHWR 

3 THOMAS CRETU 


4 SAMUEL M'FOUDI 


5 HUGO AURADOU 


6 LEO BANOS 


7 NOE DELLA SCHIAVA 


8 THÉO NTAMACK 

NO.8/WYTHWR 

REPLACEMENTS 

16 VICTOR MONTGAILLARD 

17 MATIS PERCHAUD 

18 ELLIOT YEMSI 

19 UGO VIGNOLLES 

20 KILLIAN TIXERONT 

21 CLEMENT GARRIGUES 

22 SIMON TAREL 

23 MAX AURIAC 

MATCH 

OFFICIALS 

REFEREE: 

SHOTA TEVADZE GRU 

AR1: 

SABA ABULASHVILI GRU 

AR2: 

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TMO: 

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