WALES - STILL CHAMPIONS!

In a crucial rugby match at Cardiff Arms Park, France needed a draw to win the championship, while Wales required a victory. France started strong with tries by Duprat and Roupert, leading 8-0. However, Wales responded with penalty goals by Bradshaw, reducing the gap to 8-6 by halftime. In the second half, Stuart Watkins' spectacular try secured Wales' victory and the championship title for the second consecutive year.

What was the initial strategy of France in the match against Wales?

• To rely on their strong defense to win

• To focus on penalties rather than tries

• To score quickly and gain an early lead

• To play defensively and wait for opportunities

How did Wales manage to reduce the point difference before halftime?

• By forcing a draw

• By intercepting a pass

• By converting a penalty goal

• By scoring a try

What was the key moment that led to Wales winning the championship?

• A penalty goal by Bradshaw

• A try by Stuart Watkins

• A defensive error by France

• A draw forced by Wales

Who was responsible for the most spectacular try of the game?

• Jean-Joseph Roupert

• Bradshaw

• Duprat

• Stuart Watkins

What was the final outcome of the match?

• France won the championship

• The match was postponed

• The match ended in a draw

• Wales won the championship