Wales take on Georgia in Cardiff on Saturday as they aim to build on a vital 20-13 victory over Argentina last weekend that temporarily kept the wolves from the door following a poor Six Nations, summer tour defeat and autumn international thumping by the All Blacks.
Anything other than a win over tier-2 nation Georgia at the Principality Stadium will be unacceptable but the Lelos are renowned for their pack physicality and will want to lay down a marker ahead of a rematch between the sides at next year’s World Cup.
