Wales seeks WXV double against Japan after recent victory
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 30, 2026, 10:16 AM
Last updated Oct 30, 2026

Wales faces Japan on Saturday in Kumagaya Rugby Stadium, aiming to secure their second consecutive win in the WXV Global Series. Having previously beaten Japan 17-0 in Tokyo, Wales looks to maintain momentum under coach Sean Lynn, who made five changes to the starting lineup. Japan, currently ranked below Wales, is still searching for their first victory since May. Co-captain Alex Callender expressed confidence in their preparation and performance plans. The match will kick off at 07:00 GMT.
- •Wales aims to complete a WXV double over Japan.
- •Match set for Saturday at Kumagaya Rugby Stadium.
- •Wales won the previous encounter 17-0 in Tokyo.
- •Five changes in the Welsh lineup indicate squad depth.
- •Japan has not won since May's Asia Rugby Women's Championship.
- 10:16 AMYahoo Sports — Wales aim to cap 2026 revival with Japan double
- 10:16 AMBBC Sport — Wales aim to cap 2026 revival with Japan double
"Wales have the opportunity to finish the international year on a high on Saturday as they seek to complete a WXV double over Japan.
"Wales have the opportunity to finish the international year on a high on Saturday as they seek to complete a WXV double over Japan.
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External links- Yahoo SportsOct 30, 2026, 10:16 AMWales aim to cap 2026 revival with Japan double
Wales have the opportunity to finish the international year on a high on Saturday as they seek to complete a WXV double over Japan.
- BBC SportOct 30, 2026, 10:16 AMWales aim to cap 2026 revival with Japan double
Wales have the opportunity to finish the international year on a high on Saturday as they seek to complete a WXV double over Japan.
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