TRIPLE FROWN

ZANDER FAGERSON reckons Wales will want to throw the ball around and put a smile on their face at Murrayfield.

- BY STUART BATHGATE

So the prop says Scotland's job will be to make sure the away side have no reasons to be cheerful at all.

The Welsh have lost their last 15 games but last year in Cardiff they only lost to the Scots by a point - fighting back from 27-0 to 27-26.

They lost 27-18 to Ireland in their last Six Nations outing two weeks ago - their first game under stand-in head coach Matt Sherratt.

But they looked a much more confident side. And Fagerson said: "They've got some quality players. I think they've got nothing to lose.

"They're going to come here trying to make sure they can throw the ball around, try to put a smile on their face, and try to make their country proud.