“It’s been a bittersweet day. After two good wins against Uganda and Samoa, we failed to manage key moments in the second half against Scotland – which clearly wasn’t helped by receiving two yellow cards early on.
“To give two free kicks from two kick-offs when we had the momentum back in the Scotland game is disappointing.
“However, this should not take away from two very professional performances earlier in the day against Uganda and Samoa to guarantee our progress to the Cup quarter-final. We’ve got a big day ahead of us.”
Juggling act: Welsh flyer Morgan Williams scores a wonder try from the kick-off against Scotland at the #CapeTown7s pic.twitter.com/yLPjUGo8bT
— World Rugby Sevens (@WorldRugby7s) December 10, 2016
Cape Town Sevens – Results Day 1
Wales 29 – 7 Uganda
Wales 19 – 0 Samoa
Wales 21 – 24 Scotland
Wales face the winner of Pool A in the quarter-finals tomorrow at 10:04 (GMT). Click here for all the latest videos and live streams from the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series.
