Warren Gatland said he wanted to remain Wales coach despite a disastrous year in which his side have lost all 11 tests they have played, but admitted his future was uncertain in the wake of Saturday’s 45-12 loss to South Africa in Cardiff.

Cardiff (United Kingdom) (AFP) – Warren Gatland insisted he remained "motivated" to stay on as Wales coach despite overseeing a record 12th consecutive Test defeat by South Africa in Cardiff on Saturday. Gatland, in his second stint in charge ...

World champions South Africa canter to seven-try victory in Cardiff as defeat sees Wales end 2024 without a single Test victory; Warren Gatland refuses to be drawn on future as pressure mounts on his

There was plenty of fighting spirit in Warren Gatland's men, but ultimately they could not cope with the size and the power of the Springboks. Wales conceded seven tries in total with Franco Mostert, Eben Etzebeth, Kurt-Lee Arendse, Elrigh Louw, Aphelele Fassi, Gerhard Steenkamp and Jordan Hendrikse touching down.

South Africa cantered to a predictably emphatic 45-12 victory over struggling Wales to end their Autumn Nations Series campaign on a high note.

Warren Gatland has expressed his desire to stay on as Wales rugby coach after making what could prove to be his final team announcement in the role amid a record run of losses by the national side.