I reckon that we could get a few snap drop-goal conversions from Wales in the last 10 minutes in Rome if they need to both score points and save time.

Quick line-outs? Channel one ball out the back of the scrum? How else might today's teams maximise their time and chances to rack up a big score?

BBC Wales Sport Lauren Jenkins: "They come behind the football, the formula 1, the cycling and the basketball, but today's rugby headlines finally make it on to page 37 of the 'Gazzetta dello Sport' newspaper. For them it's all about one man - 'Big George' as the locals know him."

"Former Italy lock Carlo del Fava tells ex-Wales captain Martyn Williams 'page 37 is quite good for the day's rugby news, it's usually at the back with the obituaries'."

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So, time to look at the first of our title contenders. How have Wales turned around the tanker from their deflating opening-day defeat by England to start today as potential champions?

6 Feb: Wales 16-21 England

15 Feb: Scotland 23-26 Wales

28 Feb: France 13-20 Wales

14 Mar: Wales 23-16 Ireland

They are on a points difference of 12, compared to Ireland's +33 and England's +37.

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John Potter: Taking no risks on #bbc6nations final day. English meat, Italian pasta and Scottish biscuits for afters.

Rob Cox: If Wales go full out in Rome, it leaves the rest no choice but to throw it around. Could be fantastic viewing.

Lily Dyer: Feel so guilty watching an afternoon of rugby inside when the weather's so beautiful outside.

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Rachel Williams: By the time the England game is on we'll be in London at in-laws, one Welsh one English.

We are also after the best qualified Six Nations spectator.

Could you play for all six sides? Even if the silence from all the head coaches is deafening....

Send us your cosmopolitan claims, along with photos of your Six Nations viewing station, to #friendlyrivalry , externalon Twitter.

Yes, we are asking a lot. But it is one of those days....

If today's little title conundrum doesn't tempt you into a bit of social media soothsaying then nothing will.

Send your predictions for how today will pan out to #bbc6nations, external on Twitter, to 81111 on text from your UK mobile phone, and to the BBC Sport Facebook , externaland Google+, external pages.

I'm also interested in your shout for player of the tournament.

Does Leigh Halfpenny's laser-guided kicking and general blemish-free game convince you?

Or maybe Chris Robshaw chopping down the opposition like a lumberjack on a quadruple espresso floats your boat?

Stuart Hogg's general flair in the midst of some Scottish floundering might be worth a shout.

Let us know.

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The trophy might not have made it to all of today's games. Fortunately the BBC cameras and transmitters have.

You don't need to twitch a remote control finger. The schedules have been cleared with all three games front and centre on BBC One.

BBC Radio 5 live sports extra will be humming to the sound of events in Rome and Murrayfield while BBC Radio 5 live deals with the climax at Twickenham.

Just click at the top of this page on the live coverage tab to get video and audio goodness streaming off your screen.

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The original, genuine Six Nations trophy will be at Twickenham - where England, or improbably France, could lift it after the final match of the day.

A replica will be on hand at Murrayfield to pass into the giant paws of Paul O'Connell if Ireland emerge from this final-day logjam victorious.

And, without a third incarnation of the trophy, if Wales win, they will have to wait until their return to Hensol Castle, Vale of Glamorgan on Sunday to get the silverware should they complete a turnaround from first-day defeat to final-day champions.

Even the organisers have been caught on the hop by this grandstand finish to the tournament.

We know the margins.

We know the men.

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What we don't know is where this little fella is going to appear this evening...

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