Gales

Num.

Nombre

15Liam Williams, -

14Louis Rees-Zammit, - 3

13George North, -

12Nick Tompkins, -

11Rio Dyer, -

10Sam Costelow, - 5

9Tomos Williams, -

1Gareth Thomas, -

2Dewi Lake, -

3Tomas Francis, -

4Will Rowlands, -

5Dafydd Jenkins, -

6Aaron Wainwright, -

7Tommy Reffell, -

8Taulupe Faletau, -

Cambios

16Elliot Dee, -

17Nicky Smith, -

18Henry Thomas, -

19Christ Tshiunza, -

20Taine Basham, -

21Gareth Davies, -

22Dan Biggar, -

23Mason Grady, -

Rugby World Cup 2023 Noticias

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