Flyhalf Sam Costelow has been recalled to the Wales starting lineup for Saturday's Six Nations clash against Ireland in Dublin.
Flyhalf Sam Costelow has been recalled to the Wales starting lineup for Saturday’s Six Nations clash against Ireland in Dublin.
He was replaced by Ioan Lloyd, who started at No 10 in the Twickenham defeat against England, but Costelow now returns as a solitary change from that game. “We are excited to go out to Dublin and test ourselves against one of the leading sides in world rugby,” said Wales coach Warren Gatland. “It’s a challenge we are relishing.“We’ve made steps in the last couple of games and now it’s about building on that, learning from those experiences and taking that into this weekend.
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