article_snippet: With the three-way race likely to be decided by points difference, the approach gives fellow challengers Ireland and England – who are up second and third – a clearer indication of fellow challengers Ireland and England – who are up second and third – required score-line and, according to Wales assistant coach Rob Howley, lessens the entertainment value.
article_snippet: I do really enjoy the last day of the Premier League, where everyone listens to everyone radios to hear the scores,' said Wales assistant coach Rob Howley. '
article_snippet: The drama of that situation is unique and The drama of that situation would be unique in rugby - probably that should be the case in the Six Nations. '
article_snippet: Ultimately, in terms of all of us kicking off at the same time, there would be some drama in the game; knowing what changes need to be made and the message us need to get onto the pitch.
article_snippet: Going up first, it's important us win the game.
article_snippet: Ireland and England will have the opportunity after us game to know what Ireland and England have to do, which is always a good thing.'
article_snippet: I watch the last couple of games in the football when it gets exciting.
article_snippet: I would rather have it this way round, but with us playing last.
article_snippet: It's not the case this time, but it's exciting for the players who play the first game, because they can watch the other games and wait in anticipation.'
highlights_snippet: The Six Nations has come down to a three-horse race on Saturday .
  