Warburton to see specialist

Tuesday 20 March 2012 01:00 GMT

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The Wales captain, Sam Warburton, will see a specialist today regarding the shoulder injury he suffered against France on Saturday.

"I am still in quite a bit of discomfort," Warburton said. "The MRI scan did not show any soft-tissue damage. It may be it is to do with nerves. I do not know what to think – it could be two weeks [out], or it could be two months."

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