A DAD-OF-TWO with motor neuron disease described as an ‘inspiration’ by Welsh rugby hero Scott Quinnell will deliver the match ball ahead of the Doddie Weir Cup clash between Wales and Scotland in the Six Nations this weekend.

Mark Williams – who was diagnosed with MND 18 months ago – will take to the pitch in front of a full house at the Principality Stadium on Saturday as the nations pay a poignant tribute to Scottish rugby legend and MND campaigner Doddie Weir.

Mark, 39, who lives in Abertillery with wife Stephanie, and their two children, Niamh, age four, and Archie

It will be the first time the match has been played in Wales since Weir’s death on November 26, 2022.

Before the match between Wales and Scotland in the Principality Stadium as part of the 2024 Guinness Six Nations - 03/02/24

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