Wales head coach Sean Lynn says beating the Barbarians on Saturday would mean everything to his side.
Wales head to Allianz Stadium on a nine Test losing streak and will be without some of their Premiership Women’s Rugby (PWR) stars for the double-header involving the Wales and Baa-baas men’s teams.
It means Lynn will look to Wales’ next generation of talent as they prepare to come up against some megastars of the women’s game.
“You look at 10, 12, 13, they’re very exciting for the Barbarians and then you’ve got Ruby Tui who’s going to be explosive,” said Lynn.
“But what a challenge for us, what a challenge for some of our girls to be going out there.
“For us to go to Twickenham on Saturday and beat the Barbarians is everything, but within that, we need to be making sure we are sticking to our processes.
“We can’t get sucked into the ‘jouer’, of them throwing the ball around about, it’s about us.”
