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By ROGER PANTING LOUIS Rees-Zammit starred as Wales just about got the job done against Japan to claim a fourth win for head coach Steve Tandy in 13 Tests. But they will need to lift their game to new levels…

Wales head coach Steve Tandy noted that his team must improve following a 28-21 bonus-point victory over Japan. The win marked Tandy's fourth victory in 13 Tests as head coach, though he admitted he anticipated a stronger performance.
Louis Rees-Zammit starred in the match, joining try-scorers Josh Adams, who crossed twice, and prop Archie Griffin. Wales now prepares to face New Zealand on Saturday, needing to elevate their performance level.
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