Wales now in talks to play their Six Nations games in England with Premier League ground their preference

The Mail says Wales move is being explored in a bid to avoid the financial catastrophe playing in front of no fans would bring.

There are no restrictions on attendances at matches in England, apart from proof of vaccination status or a negative lateral-flow test.

Tottenham Hotspur's Premier League football ground has been named as favourite to host Wales' matches, should the WRU choose to proceed down the English route.

Its suggested that ‘The Six Nations hope to have a rough road-map by the end of the week, notwithstanding that much is outside of their control.’

“The possibility of moving matches to English venues is certainly intriguing,” wrote McGeechan in his column for The Telegraph.

“For Scotland, where the maximum capacity at outdoor games is 500, and Wales, where no fans are allowed at all, the possibility of playing at St James’ Park or the Ricoh Arena would surely be preferable.

“And there are currently no legal restrictions preventing fans from crossing the border.

“It would require sign-off by the respective governments. And it is difficult to see how the Scottish government, in particular, would allow it given it recently tried to stop families crossing the border to celebrate New Year’s Eve. But it is worth a conversation.”

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