Italy are in all sorts of trouble. Their defensive line-out right on their own line just about lands in blue hands, they fire the ball back into their in-goal area and Gareth Davies charges down Matteo Minozzi's clearing kick.

A great chase from the Wales scrum-half and the 14-man team will have an attacking scrum.

Gareth Anscombe gets the second half under way in Cardiff, with Liam Williams watching on in the sin bin.

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Kyle Burrows: Frustrating half for Wales so far despite the 10-point lead.

Gareth Rees: That was never a yellow - perfectly fair tackle.

Gareth Lewis
BBC Radio 5 live commentator in Cardiff

The crowd were disgusted with the yellow card decision, but for one moment I did wonder if Jerome Garces was going to show the red for that Liam Williams tackle.

Luke McLean
Italy back on BBC One

I think George North has been pretty much perfect in this first half - every time he's had the ball he's looked like making a break or scoring a try.

Italy were slightly lucky towards the end of the first half not to concede more, but it's still a very open game.

Wales made 81 tackles to just 43 by Italy in the first half - but Italy have missed eight, Wales just four.

Wales have run for 246m while Italy, despite their possession (they have made 90 passes to 58), have made just 130m.

But it's Wales' high turnover rate which is stinging Warren Gatland's side this afternoon.

Wales-Italy

Turnovers conceded: 9-5

Clean breaks: 3-2

Defenders beaten: 8-4

Turnovers won: 3-4

Ruck success rate: 89.7% - 96.5%

Martyn Williams
Former Lions and Wales flanker on BBC One

For me, it was a straight forward yellow card for Liam Williams. But it is a difficult one. I don't think Williams has intentionally gone for his head, but there is contact, and he can count himself lucky it's not a red.

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The Welsh Dragon is correct.

Italy were leading by four points at half-time in Rome last year. In fact, they were only four points adrift at the hour mark.

Wales only managed to open up the Italian defence when prop Andrea Lovotti was sent to the sin-bin on 59 minutes, scoring 30 unanswered points.

But they still missed out on the try bonus-point.

Harry Shotton: Liam Williams always has a cheap shot in him. Talented player with a discipline problem.

Ken Bowen: Rugby is going soft. It’s a contact sport for gods sake. Yellow card for Liam Williams!!!

The Welsh Dragon: It's funny everyone saying the 10 changes are to blame. Half Time v Italy last year with a 'full strength' XV we was losing !!!

Sam Warburton
Wales flanker on BBC One

Italy did really well not to cave after going 14-0 down. But they've actually been really good - Wales have profited from their mistakes - but on the whole Italy have had the better of it.

Wales haven't really created a lot through Gareth Anscombe - there haven't been enough runners from deep - and I think that's something [Wales head coach] Warren Gatland will look to put right in the second half.

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Brian Moore
Former England hooker on BBC One

The shoulder does make contact with the jaw - but I don't think there's anything wrong with it. But with the letter of the law - it's above the neck - so it should be a yellow card.

A bit of drama to end the half. The Welsh crowd don't like it but Williams is sent to the bin right at the death after his shoulder made contact with the neck of Matteo Minozzi.

Liam Williams is sent off for 10 minutes.

Wales had the penalty coming, but they'll be a man down for the start of the second half.

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Jerome Garces is telling the Italian players to calm down, we're debating whether Liam Williams' shoulder made contact above the neck.

Williams could be in trouble here...

Wales try to run it, Liam Williams hits Matteo Minnozi hard in the corner and all the players pile in to back up their team-mates in a scuffle.

We've had plenty of looks at that tackle, but now we're going to the TMO.

Elliot Dee with a brilliant charge down and the Wales hooker is held back there, surely?

He gets two hands to Marcello Violo's box kick but he's pulled back by the scrum-half as he tries to gather.

Just a penalty, though, according to Jerome Garces.