Wales will aim to secure a victory against Georgia in their final group game of the Rugby World Cup 2023 to top Pool C for the second consecutive tournament.

Wales has already secured their place in the quarter-finals after a convincing win against Australia, but they will be looking to finish at the top of their group.

Georgia, on the other hand, has yet to win a game in this competition, with defeats against Fiji and Australia and a draw against Portugal. They will be playing for pride in this match.

Wales will be wary of Georgia’s potential, as they suffered a shock defeat against them almost a year ago. However, with only four starting survivors from that match, the current squad will be determined to avoid any surprises.

Nantes, the venue for this match, holds some significance for Wales, as it was the location of their dramatic group exit in the 2007 World Cup when they were knocked out by Fiji. However, this time around, Wales is in a strong position and should be able to avoid any upsets.

Wales head coach Warren Gatland has made six changes to the starting lineup, with hooker Dewi Lake leading the team and Gareth Anscombe starting at outside-half. Georgia captain Merab Sharikadze returns after missing their previous match.

With the quarter-finals already secured, Wales will be looking to maintain their winning momentum and finish the group stage on a high note. They will be aiming to win all four of their group matches and secure the top spot in Pool C.

The match will be officiated by referee Mathieu Raynal from France, with touch judges James Doleman from New Zealand and Pierre Brousset from France, and TMO Brendon Pickerill from New Zealand.

Wales head coach Warren Gatland has expressed his team’s determination to finish at the top of the group and win all four of their matches. They are excited about the upcoming game and will be giving their best to secure a victory.

Overall, Wales will be aiming for a strong performance against Georgia to secure the top spot in Pool C and maintain their winning momentum heading into the quarter-finals.