Right then, that's round one complete and the Six Nations is officially alive and kicking, but if you want to recap on any of the weekend's action then you can dive into the reports below:

Scotland 27-22 Ireland

England 19-16 France

Italy 7-33 Wales

There will also be a Six Nations Special over on BBC Two at 18:00 GMT, so tune in and catch up on a feast of tries from the opening three games.

We'll be back with you next weekend when Italy host Ireland on Saturday, followed by England's trip to Wales.

Scotland will then look to keep their winning start going in Paris when they face France on Sunday.

It's bound to be a cracker...

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Fancy some Sunday afternoon reading? Well check out chief sports writer Tom Fordyce's piece on the relationship between England head coach Eddie Jones and his potential future captain Owen Farrell.

Are they the new Fergie and Keane?

Find out here.

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David Beckham last week, Nigel Owens today... get your Desert Island Discs fix and see what the referee had to say below:

Italy head coach Conor O'Shea: People will say "it was the same old Italy" - challenge for 50 minutes and then lose the legs but I feel we got on the wrong end of the referee.

I thought defensively we were brilliant and there was a massive moment on their line at the end where we almost came away with something. 

We have to go away and look at ourselves as we didn't execute well but had plenty of opportunity to take something from that game.

I think it will take time to change perceptions but we are at the outset of something here. We have to refocus very quickly and be realistic about where we are.

We have six days to get over a few bangs and bruises and be ready for Ireland. 

Well, Wales may have started poorly in Rome, but that win sends them to the top of the Six Nations table after the opening weekend.

Wins for Scotland and England on Saturday mean they complete the top three...

...and that sends France, Ireland and Italy into the bottom spots.

Check out the full table here.

Wales winger George North: "We knew it was going to be a tight game. We showed we fought right to the end and are happy with the performance in the end.

"We always knew we were playing a passionate team that would front up. The mismatches came and then we took them well.

"Unfortunately we lost Bigs to an injury and Sam Davies came on and showed the form he has had for the Ospreys."

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales fly-half

As expected it was a tough game and a brutal first 60 minutes. They absorbed that and then went on to score a couple of great tries and win comfortably. 

There were a few problems - namely the slow ball movement but by the end the Italians didn't have enough. 

Huge improvements are needed ahead of England next week, as I said with the speed of the ball. 

Overall, it was a good win but they need to up their game by next week. 

Philip Beeching: 17 years and no real improvement from Italy, time for relegation  

Italy head coach Conor O'Shea: "We have shown a lot there in that first half. 

"We have a long way to go, we know. But the players play with heart and we will be fine."

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Wales captain Alun Wyn Jones: “We are a day behind everyone else so we have been forced to be slow starters in a way. But it’s a foot in the door, and we move on to next week.”

Wales full-back Leigh Halfpenny: We knew it was going to be tough coming here today and we know the quality Italy have. 

The conditions in the first half didn't make it easy and we didnt start the way we wanted to. 

We regrouped and picked it up in the second half and then started causing Italy problems.

Wales will be waiting on their medical staff for some important updates this evening.

As well as Dan Biggar - switched at half-time after copping a blow to the ribs - George North looked like he did some damage to his dicky hamstring in running in that third try and Alun Wyn Jones's shoulder was also a problem. 

Robert Jones
Former Wales international on BBC Radio 5 live

It was a committed effort, as you would expect from Italy, but the second half was about Wales' composure.

They start to build themselves back into the game and in the end Wales had too much quality.

Very impressed with the 40 minutes Sam Davies had, just to show his ability, he was very comfortable ball in hand and brought players onto the ball, into the game - fantastic work.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales fly-half

It's all about the result. They came so, so close to getting that bonus point. 

As expoected they cut loose after 60 minutes but they will HAVE to pick their game up offensively and defensively against England.  

Nope, the ball just got away from Liam Williams and Wales finish on three tries, one short of the bonus point.

Liam Williams squirms and worms over the line as he wrestles the ball out of a breakdown.

Has he grounded it?

The clock is red. No more after this.