Wales stars jet off on holiday to Barbados with their stunning Wags after coronavirus KO’s Six Nations clash vs Scotland
WALES trio Liam Williams, Gareth Anscombe and Cory Allen have jetted off to Barbados following the cancellation of rugby matches due to coronavirus.
Wayne Pivac’s side were scheduled to face Scotland in the Six Nations on Saturday, but the Doddie Weir Cup clash was scrapped after growing pressure to call off the match.
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Subsequently, all rugby union and league matches have been postponed as governing bodies look to stop the spread of the outbreak.
Premiership Rugby will suspend the league until the weekend of April 24-26, while the Super League and the Rugby Football League has been postponed until at least April 3.
The Welsh Rugby Union have imposed a ban on all matches and training in the community until the end of March, with players now enjoying some downtime as they wait and see what happens.
And Williams, Anscombe and Allen saw the break as the perfect opportunity to bask in the sunshine as they took a trip to the Caribbean island with their stunning Wags.
Williams, 28, whisked his model girlfriend Sophie Harries away, while Anscombe was joined by wife Milica and Allen was accompanied by Fran Melindo.
Harries was keeping her 21,600 Instagram followers updated on their travels, as she took to her story to post snaps of the group chilling by the pool.
While other loved-up posts included drinks in the evening, strolls on the beach and relaxing in a hammock in the St Lawrence Gap area of the country.
The trio have had a turbulent time of injuries of late, with Williams featuring just once during the Six Nations – in the defeat to England at Twickenham.
It was his first taste of Test rugby since injuring his ankle during the World Cup.
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Anscombe, 28, missed the World Cup in Japan as well as the Six Nations entirely due to an ACL injury he sustained in a warm-up match last summer.
Allen meanwhile is also suffering from the same knee injury, with the 27-year-old damaging his ACL during Osprey’s opening match of the season against Ulster.
And they are set to be waiting even longer to get back on the rugby pitch as it remains unclear when matches will resume due to coronavirus fears.