Wales Under-20s see Grand Slam dream crushed by powerful England
WALES UNDER-20S 15 ENGLAND UNDER-20s 28
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Ospreys fly-half Sam Davies kicked all of Wales Under-20s' points in their 28-15 defeat to England at Colwyn Bay
WALES Under-20s' hopes of Six Nations Grand Slam were sunk by England at a soggy Parc Eirias.
A powerful and well-drilled England side proved too strong for Danny Wilson's team in Colwyn Bay, with victory seeing them crowned champions for another season.
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Ospreys fly-half Sam Davies kicked all of Wales's points as the home side were outscored by three tries to none.
England led 15-9 at the break with three Davies penalties eclipsed by an early try from Exeter wing Jack Nowell and the first of two by Leicester flanker Harry Wells.
It came just a minute before the interval after the referee had harshly adjudged that Dragons No. 8 Ieuan Jones had dragged down a maul and shown him yellow.
Davies's boot kept his side in touch in the second period, but opposite number Henry Slade also enjoyed a fine evening at goal to keep England in control in testing conditions.
A fifth Davies penalty reduced the lead to 21-15 going into the final 10 minutes as Wales, with Scarlets full-back Jordan Williams a threat, went in search of a glorious finale.
But the spoils went to the visitors, with the win sealed when Wells rumbled over for his second in the final minutes.
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