Wales took step back against Pumas - prop Carre

Wales took step back against Pumas - prop CarreImage source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyImage caption, Prop Rhys Carre played in every game for Wales in the 2026 Six NationsByGareth GriffithsBBC Sport WalesPublished1 minute agoCommentsRhys Carre is proving to be hard to stop with ball in hand but the try-scoring prop believes Wales took a step back in defeat by Argentina.Steve Tandy's men were beaten 35-21 by the Pumas in San Juan in round two of the Nations Championship.Argentina were convincing winners as they responded to a defeat by Scotland, while Wales' mini revival was ended after Test wins against Italy and Fiji either side of a success against the Barbarians."Argentina had a better performance than they did last week and we probably took a step back compared to Fiji, so it was ultimately disappointing," said loose-head prop Carre."We are still building and have produced some good performances lately, with three in a row before this, so while it is a setback we knew it was going to be a long journey."Argentina are a great team and if you aren't at 100% then they are probably going to get the best of you."Argentina provide reality check for Wales Published13 hours agoScotland fall short in 10-try thriller with South AfricaPublished23 hours agoPollock's show-stopping treble makes his case to startPublished23 hours agoWales struck first through captain and hooker Dewi Lake from a driving line-out and, after a pair of Pumas tries, levelled thanks to Carre's carrying prowess.The Saracens prop made it five tries in six Tests when he barged over from the second phase of a quick tap in the 22.Carre scored a sensational try in Dublin from distance but has proved to be a weapon for the Welsh attack with training ground moves off penalties, scoring against France and Scotland in that fashion in the Six Nations."A lot of credit should be given to [attack coach] Matt Sherratt for putting me in the positions," said...