One tough loss and one hard fought win in the first two matches of the Autumn Series so far, the third game against Georgia is the chance for Wales to get their attacking game going.
Wayne Pivac's side have struggled to play with fluidity or create pressure and chances through phase play. This will be the objective against Georgia. Obviously, that can only happen if the pack can establish a platform in the scrum and lineout.
That’s easier said than done against Georgia, who will sell themselves completely to gaining superiority there. So, there will be little respite from the challenge for Wales’ forwards this weekend, which is why Pivac has made few changes up front.