Wales head coach Warren Gatland has outlined his desire to remain in the hot seat at the Principality Stadium but believes he is almost in a “no-win situation” regarding his future. Gatland’s side have lost all 12 of their fixtures in 2024,

Warren Gatland said he remains "motivated" for his job as head coach and has a desire to stay in charge after Wales suffered a 12th successive Test match defeat.

Wales head coach Warren Gatland said "the dam has burst" for his side as they lost a 12th consecutive match in a 45-12 thumping at home to South Africa.

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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.

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.