Rob Howley has described yesterday as a "pretty special day" for Wales, following their 16-6 win over France in the Six Nations.
A try from George North late in the game put the 2012 Grand Slam winners ahead, before a Leigh Halfpenny penalty sealed the victory two minutes later.
The interim coach told Sky Sports News: "It is a pretty special day for the Wales team. We kept on saying we hadn't become a bad team overnight. Fine margins are the difference in Test match rugby.
"The players showed character and our defence put France under a lot of pressure. The players deserve all the accolades.
"The belief and confidence you can get from a result like this is so important, and we can take that with us to Italy now."
The win ends a run of eight consecutive losses for the Welsh team.
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Sian Cowper
Sian Cowper
