Head coach Warren Gatland will today lead his adopted country for the 149th time when Wales host world champions South Africa.

It is a busy Saturday in the Autumn Nations Series as Warren Gatland’s Wales welcome Rassie Erasmus’ Springboks to Cardiff for an important Test. Gatland comes into this one severely under pressure with his Wales side having lost 11 on the bounce.

Gatland has made four personnel changes and one positional to face the double world champions. The biggest concern for Wales is the lack of experience within their matchday squad.

Warren Gatland has expressed his desire to stay on as Wales rugby coach after making what could prove to be his final team announcement in the role amid a record run of losses by the national side.

Reflecting on the last meeting between the teams will not hearten Wales supporters either. That was a World Cup warm-up fixture back in August. Siya Kolisi returned from a knee injury in style and the Springboks thrashed Wales 52-16 .

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Warren Gatland has overseen a record 11 successive Test match defeats heading into Saturday's daunting clash with world champions South Africa in Cardiff.

Wales tackle double world champions South Africa in Cardiff on Saturday – but the main event is all about Warren Gatland.

World champions South Africa arrive in Cardiff to take on a Wales side facing the prospect of losing a 12th successive international.