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Aoife Wafer, crowned the 2025 Women's Six Nations Player of the Tournament, endured a tentative start to this season but has surged back to her peak form as the championship advances.

The Harlequins flanker boasts three tries to her name and sits third in total carries, clinching player of the match accolades for her commanding performance in Ireland's 33-12 triumph over Wales last weekend.

The 23-year-old expressed satisfaction with her Belfast outing, yet noted opportunities for refinement, calling it "definitely not a complete performance".

"I left a few percent behind in certain facets of my play and debriefed with the coaches afterward - there's still much to pursue to elevate my contribution to the team. I'm eager for that shot this weekend," Wafer remarked.

"Carrying stands as my core strength, but elevating it means greater physicality and control in those collisions.

"Did I own every collision? No, and I could have dictated more exchanges. It's chasing that edge, plus bolstering defensive dominance.

"Mere dominance won't suffice - I crave supremacy. I can also reclaim possession more frequently at the breakdown, so plenty remains in my sights."