Warren Gatland has left his role as head coach of Wales’ rugby team in the middle of their disastrous Six Nations campaign. The 61-year-old leaves after his Wales side lost 43-0 to France and 22-15 to Italy in their first two matches.

Warren Gatland has left his role as Wales rugby coach midway through the Six Nations with his team on a national-record losing streak of 14 matches.

Gatland was contracted until 2027 but a disastrous run of results forced his exit and Wales’ search for a new head coach has begun

Wales are set to sack Warren Gatland midway through the Six Nations after their horrific losing run continued on Saturday with a defeat in Italy as their woes go from bad to worse

Warren Gatland has left his post as Wales head coach after a run of 14 consecutive losses, the WRU have confirmed this afternoon.

Wales head coach Warren Gatland is set to leave his role immediately, it has been widely reported. The Welsh Rugby Union are set to make the announcement on Tuesday afternoon that the four-time Six Nations winner will leave his post midway through this year’s Championship following a 22-15 defeat to Italy on Saturday.

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

Italy dominated proceedings but almost let Wales back into the game before closing out a 22-15 victory in the Six Nations on Saturday.

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’s second reign as Wales head coach appears to be hurtling towards its conclusion. The New Zealander, who brought so much success to Wales in terms of Six Nations titles, Grand Slams and World Cup semi-final appearances during his first stint in charge,