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.
John Devereux, a former international rugby player for Wales and the British and Irish Lions, has told ITV News that the Wales team need to look at why they lack that 'cutting edge'.
The former right-wing, who played for the national side between 1986 and 1989, also criticised the style of play Warren Gatland has brought to the side.
Watch Devereux's full interview below:
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