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Supporters jumping to the ground to celebrate.

John Taylor - the greatest conversion since St Paul.

Great break and dummy by jpr. Gareth Edwards was greased lightning

what a great game - makes me wonder if rugby was better when it was amateur. Were their ever better players than Edwards, John, Williams, Davies (and Gibson) et al.

L'exploit des gallois est réel : les français etaient hyper -forts : Ils avaient fait le grand chelem en 77.

Le RUGBY du Pays De Galles 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 des années 1970 à 80 était l'un des Meilleurs du Monde with Gareth Edwards . De la part de Brive and Come French 🇫🇷 ❤ 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

❤❤ very good and thanks for the video !! ❤❤ Come French

When rugby was rugby!!

A penalty for a crooked put in,how quaint!!!!!!!

We should replay these games in full on tv now show how rugby should be played not the soft game they play now the croudare the plays aswell

This is rugby when rugby was rugby glad i played then not now

les gallois etait les meilleurs du monde Ya pas photos

bennett le plus grand de tout les temps

my first ever live rugby match at 15. Now im 67. This was and still is one of my all time sporting memories. Being Scottish bit disappointed but John Taylor was brilliant.

The magic Wales of the 70 years,what a Great Slam!!❤🎉🎉🎉

Viviés a pas le niveaux pour des match de ce niveaux meme si il et bon comme joueurs en face ta les gallois Bennett un ouvreur hors normes dans le jeu comme au pied Bennett et le plus grand un joueurs magique Aguirre comme arrière et trés bon aussi mes en face ta JP Willians le plus grand arrière du monde pour battre les gallois a cette époque fallait etre énorme et jouer a 200% ce qui parait trop dur a faire et puis ce dernier Quart d heure c etait de la folie dans ce stade fallait etre solide pour jouer contre les gallois il était les meilleurs du monde ont ce regaler voir ce rugby

Bennett le plus grand de tout les temps un génie du rugby le maradona du rugby

Good grief, but the goalkicking were aweful back then!

Great match, I was there as a 13 year old, my first ever Rugby International, looked it up today on hearing the sad news of the death of JPR Williams who stood out in a Wales side jam packed with talent. I was a little disappointed that Scotland lost but it was such a thrilling match I still feel privileged to have seen it. I had consolation a few weeks later when we hammered England.

First try..2 forward passes.

I recall vividly doing a headstand on my inlaws' settee when that John Taylor conversion went over.😂😂

Phil Bennett

Steve fenwick ....what a clever allround player he was .

Je me souviens de ce match finale du Tournoi 1983. Les Français menaient a la mi- temps. Puis les Gallois l'emportèrent.

The 5 Nations in 1971 was an important championship that year. It was an opportunity for Lions coach Carwyn James to pick players for the triumphant tour of NZ later in May of that year with many becoming legends like JPR, Duckham, Gerald Davies, Gibson, John, Edwards, Mervyn Davies, Slattery, Brown, Willie John McBride, and Ian Mclaughlan.

The game looked less complicated back then. Running passing & rucking.

McLaren you bloody legend love 🇿🇦

Because you did not use the result in the title I watched it to the end , I thought Scotland was going to win it! But still a great match!

Bloody good game that.

I was at this game - probably the best I've ever seen, even if Scotland got beat. The crowd was massive, officially 104,000 paid, a world record at that time for a rugby match, but there were thousands more who couldn't get in. My family lived near the ground and when I got home my house was filled with Welshmen who had been invited in by my parents to watch the game on TV, my mother taking pity on them as they walked the streets unable to gain admission to the match.

I'm trying to find a u tube clip of Scotland or Wales winning the world Cup can't find one anywhere ✔️

I was sitting in the schoolboys section parallel to John Taylor when he kicked the winning conversation...gutted😅😅😅

Phill Bennett, Grand Slam Captain!!!❤️❤️❤️

Jpr is a rock what a hard men

Biggest difference of all....these guys were amateurs and all had day jobs. Doctors, lawyers, teachers, farmers and miners. Those were the days when playing rugby was huge fun and the after game gathering a time to remember.

What a lot of missed kicks by the French haha

My God how good was Barry John?

Need to take a scrum again - lets just do it, no P*** around for five minutes like nowadays.

The ball they used was smaller?

To those replying below: yes, I think the game was much better in my old playing days, 70s, 80s. I have an idea based on the fact that in America some baseball is played with equipment/uniforms of the 1880s and 1890s, balls, bats, gloves. Rules are from that time too. I think rugby needs something similar: a separate game of 70s rugby, and World Rugby would object, but F them!

That winning conversion from John Taylor is so underrated. The ball was heavier back then, no tee, had to dig a hole in the ground to place the ball, and from wide out late in the game with majority of the crowd against him. Brilliant kick!

Papa remborde ,paco il son ou les très grande personne..

Remember watching this as an 18 year old..last days of a great era in rugby. Bennett retired after this match, followed by Gareth Edwards...two of the all time greats

Back when it was running rugby

A shambles

Edwards & Benetts last game for Wales. Great memories!

I was there! What a match. Even though Scotland lost, we left the ground knowing we had seen one of the great matches. So much better without the big, beefed-up players of today.

I miss rugby like this. What a Welsh side - Barry John playing in a different dimension. The line out was less of a spectacle with no lifting but it was faster and definitely fewer injuries and penalties as a result. Miss Bill McLaren too!

I'm English but used to love watching Phil Bennett - mercurial player. Fenwick was an underrated player. Miss rugby with so much space!

Back when the earth was young and mere immortals played this game from heaven. Gareth Edwards, Barry John, Hall, John Dawes, Gerald Davis, John Bevan, JPR Williams. One of the greatest backlines ever. Watching that ball passing through to Gerald Davis at the end truly amazing a tbing of beauty They all came to NZ in the British Isles Lions and kicked our ass I remember watching them play against North Auckland. Wow what a team and i didn't even talk about the forwards. NA v Lions the goings did the special move you know Going Going Gone except Sid Going did the Maori sidestep sadly into the Welsh rock JPR. WHEW we almost did it what a game