A rare away win for Wales. In Cardiff maybe, but the “visitors” claimed a classic smash-and-grab victory against hosts who, at times, played as if they came from a different hemisphere indeed, possibly even planet. How Fiji found themselves level at the break, let alone 15 down come the end, defies analysis, but Jac Morgan is one answer or at least the aptest representative of it.
Back on Wales’s flank, having missed most of the season through injury, Morgan scored two tries in the first half, but his defensive work was heroic throughout. Boy, it had to be.
