Wales coach Warren Gatland admitted trying to turn around Wales’ dire fortunes was proving challenging and he was questioning his ability to do so as their Six Nations defeat in Italy on Saturday plunged the team into further crisis.

Warren Gatland admits Wales are feeling pressure of dismal losing run - Wales’ 22-15 Guinness Six Nations loss to Italy in a rainswept Rome left them hurtling towards a second successive tournament wooden spoon.

Warren Gatland has admitted that he and his Wales players are 'frustrated and disappointed' following their Six Nations defeat to Italy on Saturday. The visitors had gone into the clash hoping to end their dire run of form,

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Warren Gatland's position as Wales head coach was left hanging by a thread after his team lost 22-15 against Italy at Stadio Olimpico and lurched towards a second successive Six Nations wooden spoon.

Warren Gatland admitted to doubts over his own future after the 22-15 defeat for Wales against Italy in the Six Nations on Saturday afternoon.

Watch as Wales head coach Warren Gatland says his side's 22-15 defeat to Italy in the Six Nations was "very frustrating".

The consequences for Warren Gatland, Wales' longest serving coach, were dim before the do-or-die match as he's overseen a national record losing streak that's stretched to 14 test

Head coach Warren Gatland said he and his Wales team are feeling the pressure after Saturday's Six Nations defeat to Italy took their record-breaking losing streak to 14 Tests. "You definitely feel the pressure,