As you were. Carlo Canna has space behind the ruck and his drop-goal is against the post an over. If you like kicking, you'll love this game.

That means Leigh Halfpenny can tick on to 502 points in a Wales shirt.

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The referee has had enough and just guesses who should have a penalty from the scrum. He initially thinks Italy, but ends up going for Wales.

Scrum. Reset. Repeat. Scrum. Reset. Repeat.

The referee asks them to get it right. I'm begging them to get it right.

False alarm. There's a few phases but then a knock-on.

This is fun though: We're seeing replays of Sergio Parisse brushing off Gethin Jenkins like he's a child. So good the Italy number eight,

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Dan Biggar sparks a bit of life into proceedings by rising to meet his own box kick. Gareth Davies then slots in a grubber and Italy concede a deep line-out.

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Paul James's first contribution is to concede a penalty for losing the bind at the scrum. The familiar sound of the referee's whistle goes. I might hear that noise in dreams later tonight.

Paul James and Luke Charteris are on for Wales, replacing prop Gethin Jenkins and lock Jake Ball.

The game has become as stodgy as the feed I'm watching on. Very stop-start. Wales try to muster a maul from a line-out and give away the penalty. Come to think of it, it's possibly more stop than it is start.

Jerome Garces, the referee, wants to check for a neck grab... It's Andrea Masi on Sam Warburton. The Italian puts on a facelock and it's pretty dangerous. Just the penalty though.

Silliness from Gonzalo Garcia, who comes round the ruck and kicks the ball out of Gareth Davies' hands. That means Leigh Halfpenny can deliver a trademark kick from the tee to move on to 499 points in his Wales career.

BBC Sport's Richard Williams in Cardiff: "Wales team manager Alan Phillips talking on Welsh language TV channel S4C.

"He says: 'Rhys Webb has a serious injury, but it’s too early to say if he’ll be able to play any part in the World Cup.'"

Wales are under the cosh - kicking it a long and then sustaining waves of Italian attacks. It's actually patient stuff from Italy, until Andrea Masi messes it all up by knocking on while trying to pull the ball out of the ruck. Welsh scrum.

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An update on Rhys Webb. It's obviously his left ankle which is the concern. He's being prepared for a trip to hospital and has had plenty of painkillers sent his way.

The driving maul inches towards the line ad Joshua Furno spins off the back, but the Wales rearguard is strong and the hosts come out with a scrum.

Even Scott Williams is chucking it around like it's a blancmange now. The centre, Wales' best player today, puts it straight out of play and Italy have a line-out on the Welsh 22.