Wales are out of the Rugby World Cup after losing to South Africa in the quarter-finals. It's been a rollercoaster of emotion with injuries galore and the joy of beating England, but Warren Gatland's men fought hard to the end.
Full-back Liam Williams looks set to line up for Wales in their World Cup clash against England this weekend after taking part in training.
Williams suffered a knock to his thigh during last weekend's 54-9 Pool A victory over Uruguay.
Wales, though, are still waiting on props Samson Lee and Paul James, who both went off in the Uruguay game after experiencing tight calf muscles.
"Liam trained fully this morning and is ready to go," Wales assistant coach Rob Howley said during a press conference this afternoon.
"Our two props are still being assessed. They're being continuously assessed and I hope to have good news over the next 24 hours."
Villagers from Nigel Owens' home village in Carmerthenshire are celebrating his selection as referee for the World Cup final.
A rugby superfan has claimed a world record for the most rugby world cup games attended in a single tournament.
Wales' Rhys Priestland will take an 18 month break from international rugby to concentrate on his club game