Rugby: Prince Harry unimpressed by Wales' Six Nations victory, shuts down grand slam hopes

Rugby fan Prince Harry didn't take defeat to Wales lying down. Photo / Getty

Wales may be the only undefeated side so far in the Six Nations competition, but even Prince Harry isn't convinced of a Welsh grand slam.

Late tries from Cory Hill and Josh Adams lead Wales to claim a dramatic victory over England at the Principality Stadium on Saturday.

The 21-13 win put Wales at the top of the table as Warren Gatland's side eye the title.

But their success wasn't enough to convince the Prince, who watched the game from Morocco while on the Royal Tour.

England lost to Wales in the Six Nations test. Photo / Getty

As Russell McCaughey made the cheeky comment that there would be no grand glam for England, the rugby-crazy Prince replied, "I don't think there'll be one for anyone this year".

England's loss also intensified the royal sibling sporting rivalry between Harry and brother William, with the Duke of Cambridge a keen supporter of Wales.

The pair will have plenty to debate as their four-day visit in Morocco to meet the Moroccan royal family comes to a close.

Meanwhile, England head coach Eddie Jones said his focus would be on improving his side's attack as they prepare to face Italy next week.

"Full credit to Wales - they deserved the victory and played very well," he said.

"We gave away far too many penalties and they beat us in the air.

"It was a tough game. I don't know whether we lost our heads but they put us under a lot of pressure. A few of our players were a bit off today and that happens."