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Warren Gatland said he remains "motivated" for his job as head coach and has a desire to stay in charge after Wales suffered a 12th successive Test match defeat.

Wales head coach Warren Gatland saw the pressure on him grow as South Africa ran riot at the Principality Stadium with a 45-12 victory.

Wales have finished 2024 without a victory after being thumped 45-12 by South Africa in Cardiff. Warren Gatland's side haven't tasted success since the group stages of the Rugby World Cup in October last year. Their next chance to arrest their decline is away to France at the start of next year's Six Nations.

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Gatland has overseen just six wins in 23 Tests, largely during a squad-rebuilding process after he saw star names such as Alun Wyn Jones, Justin Tipuric, George North, Dan Biggar and Leigh Halfpenny retire from international rugby, while Louis Rees-Zammit went to the NFL and Taulupe Faletau has been a long-term injury absentee.

Warren Gatland said he wants to remain Wales coach despite a disastrous year in which his side have lost all 11 Tests they have played, but admitted his future was uncertain in the wake of Saturday's 45-12 loss to South Africa in Cardiff.

Warren Gatland insisted he remained "motivated" to stay on as Wales coach despite overseeing a record 12th consecutive Test defeat by South Africa in Cardiff on Saturday.