Caelan Doris feels that, just like Ireland against England, Wales will feel they have a big performance in them.
Andy Farrell’s side had struggled in the aftermath of winning the 2024 Six Nations, losing meekly to New Zealand (twice), France (twice) and South Africa.
Amid concern around the trajectory of the team, the squad and management had been steadfast in their belief that they would soon turn the corner, which they duly did in a barnstorming 42-21 demolition job in Twickenham.
Wales’ situation is not directly comparable but Steve Tandy’s men – on a 14-game losing streak in the championship – showed signs of improvement in the second half of their defeat to France and when running Scotland close in…