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Cardiff, United Kingdom Millennium · 73,931 Est. 1881
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Wins1
Draws0
Losses4
Goals scored90
Goals conceded172

Honours

38 trophies · 1 competitions · Wikidata (P2522), may be incomplete
Six Nations Championshiplatest 2019 38

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Photo: Clint Budd from About 15 miles North of Swansea, Wales · CC BY 2.0

About Wales

Thirty-eight Six Nations Championship titles, the latest in 2019, give Wales a benchmark that shapes every campaign. That haul makes the tournament the clearest measure of the national side, and it explains why home fixtures in Cardiff carry such weight. The Red Dragons do not merely enter the Six Nations to compete; they are judged on whether they add to that collection.

The Wales national rugby union team was founded on 19 February 1881 and plays at the Millennium in Cardiff, United Kingdom, a ground with a capacity of 73,931. Steve Tandy is head coach for the 2026/27 season, and the side contests the Six Nations Championship. The team's nickname is The Red Dragons, with the Millennium serving as the venue for home matches.

StadiumMillennium Capacity73,931 Head coachSteve Tandy Founded1881 NicknameThe Red Dragons

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The Wales national rugby union team was founded on 19 February 1881.