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Gatland says South Africa could be 'underdone' for Lions tour
Gatland will lead the Lions for a third time on their tour of South Africa and said the Springboks risked being 'underdone' for the series in 2021.
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High penalty count will open game up eventually - Gatland
Both matches of the opening round of the competition last weekend were characterised by a heavy penalty count, with 58 in total being awarded as the referees policed the breakdown, tackle area and offside line much more strictly.
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British and Irish Lions confirm 2021 tour dates
The itinerary was jointly announced on Wednesday with FNB Stadium in Johannesburg hosting the first Test on Saturday 24 July.
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Gatland says no to All Blacks top job
The New Zealand-born Gatland told Radio Sport his loyalties lie with the Chiefs club and coaching the British and Irish Lions in 2021.
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Barrett backing Foster in All Blacks coaching search
Among the other candidates is Scott Robertson, who led the Crusaders to three successive Super Rugby titles, and Warren Gatland, the former Wales coach who is heading back to New Zealand to coach the Chiefs.
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World Cup final won't be won with 'wonderful tries' - Erasmus
Wales coach Warren Gatland said he believed South Africa could beat England in the final, although he added that they might need to be more expansive.
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Gatland eyes payback after Welsh World Cup dreams crushed by Boks
Warren Gatland said Handre Pollard's 76th-minute penalty had killed Welsh momentum, with the game locked at 16-16.
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South Africa 'only halfway there' after 'nerve-wracking' World Cup semi
South Africa had lost their previous four Tests against Wales, and Rassie Erasmus admitted that record was on his mind as the nail-biting match came to a head.
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Gatland 'shocked' as betting row rocks Wales World Cup bid
Gatland said Howley, the former Wales scrum-half and captain, was "devastated" by the bombshell turn of events that has thrown the Six Nations champions' preparations into disarray.
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Done with experiments, Wales eying hot start - Gatland
Wales did not fully express themselves in their pre-World Cup matches and are looking for a strong start in their bid to win the Webb Ellis trophy for the first time, coach Warren Gatland said on Sunday.
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Gatland signs Super deal with Chiefs and keeps Lions role
The announcement came a day after Colin Cooper quit as Chiefs' coach, with a year still to go on his contract, saying he was leaving for the long-term good of New Zealand Super Rugby.
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Wales hammer Ireland to claim Grand Slam
The stunning victory extended Wales' winning streak to 14 matches and handed Warren Gatland's team a massive psychological boost looking ahead to this year's Rugby World Cup in Japan.
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Gatland urges Wales to 'build further' after beating England
Wales, 10-3 behind at half-time, rallied to win 21-13.
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Wales pick Williams at scrum-half for France opener
Tomas Williams made his Wales debut in June last year and has six caps, compared to 36 for Gareth Davies, who has only recently returned from a thigh injury.
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Gatland shows interest in coaching Lions on 2021 tour
Gatland, who will step down from his Wales role after this year’s World Cup, coached the Lions on their two previous tours against Australia in 2013 and New Zealand four years later.
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Winning Wales wary of resurgent Springboks
Gatland said Saturday's match at Cardiff's Principality Stadium had the feeling of a Cup game, with the Welsh bidding for a ninth successive victory, last achieved in 1999.
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Wales appoint Pivac as coach to succeed Gatland
Wayne Pivac replaces Warren Gatland, the longest-serving and most successful coach of Wales, with the New Zealander’s contract set to expire after the World Cup.
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Gatland backs Jones to take charge of next Lions tour
Warren Gatland coached the last two Lions tours to Australia in 2013 and his native New Zealand last year.
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Gatland fully committed to Wales job
Wales coach Warren Gatland reiterated his commitment to the job on Tuesday and said he believed his team could win the 2019 World Cup.
