The game between Wales and Scotland, due to take place at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff at 2.15pm tomorrow has been called off due to fears over the coronavirus.
Ireland's game with France in Paris and England's match with Italy in Rome had been called off earlier in the week, as a result of the increase in Covid-19 cases.
You can read the statement from the Welsh Rugby Union below:
The Welsh Rugby Union has maintained an open dialogue with, and continued to seek advice and direction from, the National Assembly for Wales and other stakeholders, including the Six Nations, on this fast-moving issue.
Whilst medical advice remains consistent, we have decided that it is in the best interests of supporters, players and staff to fall in line with recent measures taken across the UK and global sports industries.
The WRU would like to thank all parties for their counsel on the subject and will make further announcements with respect to rescheduling the fixture in the coming days.
Every effort has been made to stage this game and we appreciate that individuals will have been inconvenienced.
Given the fluid and unprecedented nature of this issue a postponement became the only viable option.
Wales’ Guinness Six Nations clash with Scotland at Principality Stadium in Cardiff tomorrow has been postponed.
Further details:https://t.co/STFsyIpWHL@Scotlandteam @SixNationsRugby— Welsh Rugby Union 🏉 (@WelshRugbyUnion) March 13, 2020
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