
Matt Sherratt hails his Wales players' 'emotion and ambition' despite defeat

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The new interim Wales coach, Matt Sherratt, paid tribute to his players' "emotion and ambition" after a heartening display in the 28-17 defeat by Ireland at the Principality Stadium.
The 47-year-old Englishman, Cardiff's full-time head coach, was appointed only last week and said he was pleased with the way his players had transferred his ideas on to the pitch. Wales led 18-10 in the second half before a Jamie Osborne try and three Sam Prendergast penalties for Ireland settled the contest.
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