Aberystwyth’s Deian Gwynne gives his verdict on famous Welsh win

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00:00What's it like to be part of history tonight?

00:11Special feeling. We've spoken all week about just focusing on ourselves and I think we

00:15showed that tonight, the desire and just wanting it more. It's a good feeling.

00:20Huge defensive effort from 1-23 tonight, wasn't there?

00:22Fair play, we've worked hard on it all week. Just living beneath the ball. I think discipline

00:27let us down in the first 20, but fair play to the boys, just sticking in.

00:31When they scored in the opening minutes, do you think you're going to have a long night

00:34ahead of you?

00:35No, I think we're a tight group and we stick in it. Fair play to the boys, 1-23 today,

00:41I think. Can't fault anyone.

00:43What about Harry Rees-Weldon taking that try in the corner? He took it pretty well, didn't

00:46he?

00:47Yeah, fair play. He's a good finisher. He's been practising a lot and training a lot,

00:51so fair play to him.

00:52I noticed in the anthem, you looked a wee bit emotional.

00:56Yeah, no, it just means a lot playing for my country. Coming from Aberystwyth, so not

01:02many people can get out of Aberystwyth, but no, it just feels special for family and the

01:09work you put in.

01:10Like I said before, I know your family, they're a big rugby family, particularly your dad

01:15who's a great rugby player as well. What did you think of him when the anthem was going

01:20there?

01:21Yeah, it was just special. All that work you put in, just trying to make your family

01:26proud.

01:27What does it mean to finish the tournament off on a high and deny England the Grand Slam?

01:31Yeah, no, it's quite a special feeling. England and Wales are always going to go down to the

01:36wire. Fair play to the boys. 1-23 tonight, we didn't stop. 1-80.

01:42How's the body feel?

01:43Yeah, no, quite sore.

01:44They're big boys.

01:45Big boys, yeah, no, fair play.

01:46Congratulations, mate.

01:47Thanks a lot.