Wales player ratings from gut-wrenching 32-30 loss to France in Six Nations
Brice Dulin's try, plus scores from Romain Taofifenua, Antoine Dupont and Charles Ollivon sealed a bonus-point win for France, despite having Paul Willemse sent off; Dan Biggar, Josh Navidi and Josh Adams crossed for Wales, who had two men sin-binned in Taulupe Faletau and Liam Williams
Saturday 20 March 2021 23:20, UK
Read through the Wales player ratings from a heart-breaking 32-20 defeat late on to France in Paris, denying them a Grand Slam...
15. Liam Williams: Played well but received a critical yellow card seven minutes from time, reducing Wales to 13 men as they could not hold on. 6/10
14. Louis Rees-Zammit: Unlucky not to score a second-half try during another strong display. 7/10
13. George North: Made some powerful surges and defended strongly in his new position of centre. 7/10
12. Jonathan Davies: Prominent in attack and defence and looked somewhere near his best again. 7/10
11. Josh Adams: Continued his prolific try-scoring for Wales with another touchdown and was a threat throughout. 7/10
10. Dan Biggar: Scored 20 points, including a try, and was accomplished in all areas. 8/10
9. Gareth Davies: A livewire attacking menace who relished the open spaces of Stade de France. 7/10
1. Wyn Jones: Another strong performance by one of Wales' stand-out players this season. 7/10
2. Ken Owens: A trademark workaholic performance by the experienced Wales hooker. 7/10
3. Tomas Francis: Coped well with the threat of France's scrum, acquitting himself well. 7/10
4. Adam Beard: Went through his business without fuss in all areas, but it was ultimately heartbreak for Wales. 7/10
5. Alun Wyn Jones: The Wales captain could not have done much more, but his team ultimately experienced late agony. 7/10
6. Josh Navidi: Scored a try and was an immense figure as Wales took it to France. 8/10
7. Justin Tipuric: Another fine all-round display from the Ospreys flanker, who was at the forefront of Wales' effort. 8/10
8. Taulupe Faletau: Yellow-carded during the frantic closing stages as Wales were pipped at the post. 7/10
Replacements: Scrum-half Tomos Williams was the pick of Wales' replacements before France snatched victory in the dying seconds. 7/10
