WALES 23 | V | SCOTLAND 10 | |||
COMPETITION: 6 Nations International Championship | |||||
VENUE: Millennium Stadium, Cardiff | DATE: 14 February, 2004 | SPECTATORS: 73 913 | |||
REFEREE: Donal
Courtney (Ireland) |
HALFTIME: 18-3 | ||||
SCORERS: | SCORERS: | ||||
TRIES: R Williams (2), Jones | TRIES: Taylor | ||||
CONVERSIONS: Jones | CONVERSIONS: Paterson | ||||
PENALTY GOALS: Jones (2) | PENALTY GOALS: | ||||
DROPPED GOALS: | DROPPED GOALS: Paterson | ||||
15 | Gareth Thomas | Celtic Warriors | 15 | Ben Hinshelwood (22) | Worcester RFC, England |
14 | Rhys Williams | Cardiff Blues | 14 | Simon Danielli | Bath RFC, England |
13 | Sonny Parker | Celtic Warriors | 13 | Tom Philip | Edinburgh |
12 | Iestyn Harris | Cardiff Blues | 12 | Brendan Laney (21) | Edinburgh |
11 | Shane Williams | Neath-Swansea Ospreys | 11 | Andrew Henderson | Glasgow |
10 | Stephen Jones | Llanelli Scarlets | 10 | Chris Paterson (Cap) | Edinburgh |
9 | Gareth Cooper (20) | Celtic Warriors | 9 | Chris Cusiter (20) | Borders |
8 | Dafydd Jones (19) (6) | Llanelli Scarlets | 8 | Simon Taylor | Edinburgh |
7 | Martyn Williams | Cardiff Blues | 7 | Allister Hogg (18) | Edinburgh |
6 | Colin Charvis (Cap) (8) | Tarbes RFC, France | 6 | Cameron Mather | Glasgow |
5 | Gareth Llewellyn (18) | Neath-Swansea Ospreys | 5 | Stuart Grimes | Newcastle RFC, England |
4 | Brent Cockbain | Celtic Warriors | 4 | Scott Murray | Edinburgh |
3 | Adam Jones (17) | Neath-Swansea Ospreys | 3 | Bruce Douglas (17) | Borders |
2 | Mefin Davies (16) | Celtic Warriors | 2 | Gordon Bulloch (16) | Glasgow |
1 | Duncan Jones | Neath-Swansea Ospreys | 1 | Tom Smith | Northampton RFC, England |
16 | Huw Bennett (2) | Neath-Swansea Ospreys | 16 | Rob Russell (2) | Saracens RFC, England |
17 | Gethin Jenkins (3) | Celtic Warriors | 17 | Gavin Kerr (3) | Leeds RFC, England |
18 | Michael Owen (5) | Newport-Gwent Dragons | 18 | Jason White (7) | Sale RFC, England |
19 | Jonathan Thomas (8) | Neath-Swansea Ospreys | 19 | Simon Cross | Edinburgh |
20 | Dwayne Peel (9) | Llanelli Scarlets | 20 | Mike Blair (9) | Edinburgh |
21 | Ceri Sweeney | Celtic Warriors | 21 | Dan Parks (12) | Glasgow |
22 | Tom Shanklin | Cardiff Blues | 22 | Simon Webster (15) | Edinburgh |
COACH: Steve Hansen | COACH: Matt Williams | ||||
MATCH NOTES Source: www.planet-rugby.com Three new caps named by new Scotland coach Matt Williams; scrum-half Chris Cusiter, former Scotland U21 skipper flanker Allister Hogg and centre Tom Philip. Gregor Townsend and Brian Redpath had retired as had fullback Glenn Metcalf. This was Chris Paterson's first game as captain. Welsh fullback Thomas earned his 73rd Cap taking him past Ieun Evans into 3rd place on the list of Welsh international players.There were six changes from the team that ran England close 17-28 in the Rugby World Cup quarter finals last November.Gareth Llewellyn became the second highest cap winner for Wales. Wales continued its sparkling form it displayed against England in the World Cup, showing that game was not a fluke. Scotland had no answers. |
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