Wales' World Cup opponents Georgia want to play in the Six Nations with the nation's rugby heads claiming that they "really deserve" to participate after claiming famous wins.
The Lelos recorded a victory over a tier one nation for the first time last summer as they beat Italy 28-19 before humiliating Wales at home in the autumn, with their 13-12 win hammering what Wayne Pivac later claimed was "the final nail in the coffin" of his tenure as Wales head coach.
The ambitious nation - who currently play in the second-tier Rugby Europe Championship - want to see their achievements rewarded with a place in the Six Nations, with the national team's head coach Levan Maisashvili and Georgia Rugby Union president Ioseb Tkemaladze also hoping that a Georgian side will be given a chance to shine in the European Challenge Cup.
