Scotland up to fourth after second win in four games, Italy remain bottom with zero points
Graham & Hogg power over in second half to extend visitors' lead; Capuozzo responds for hosts & adds second in injury time
Scotland 19-10 ahead at half-time after tries from Harris (2) and Johnson; Garbisi penalty opened scoring and Braley crossed for hosts
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FT: Italy 22-33 Scotland
That's all for our text coverage from the game in Rome.
Those late scores for Italy take the gloss of Scotland's win and there will need to be an almighty improvement in defence next week if they are to have any chance in Dublin.
We'll find out how good Ireland are very soon as they prepare to tackle England at Twickenham.
Bye for now.
FT: Italy 22-33 Scotland
Scotland head coach Gregor Townsend has been speaking to BBC Radio Scotland.
"We're delighted with the win", he says. "It's been a tough venue for Scotland over the years.
"We played well until the 50 minute mark and after that we weren't as good. That's the best I've seen Italy play over the last couple of seasons.
"Maybe we thought they'd crack, but you have to keep your intensity up against all opposition.
"We pride ourselves on how we defend, the effort and physicality - the last 20 minutes wasn't good. We'll take confidence from the win into next week, which will be an even bigger challenge."
FT: Italy 22-33 Scotland
Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer on Sportsound
Quote MessageThe final 20 minutes were really poor from Scotland. The defence has stepped back in a significant way. If they're conceding this number of points here, then lord knows how many Ireland, possibly going for the championship, will get in Dublin
FT: Italy 22-33 Scotland
Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland
Quote MessageIt's laboured. Nothing flows for Scotland. The decision-making is largely poor. It's stop-start, there's a lack of consistency. Scotland did lots of good things today, but still only won the game by 11 points. We should have kicked on, but instead, we let the Italians come back at us.
FT: Italy 22-33 Scotland
Italy started well and finished strongly and there will be a sense of what might have been for the hosts.
However, they have got some very exciting young players coming through and can take plenty of positives from today's performance.
Ange Capuozzo won't have to buy a drink if he's out on the town tonight, although he doesn't look old enough to get served.
FT: Italy 22-33 Scotland
Tom English
BBC Scotland's chief sports writer
Quote MessageEvery team will score tries against Italy, so that's a given. You judge the performance on what they did in defence. Italy had scored one try coming into this game. Scotland's defence was pretty awful, and in the last 20 minutes Italy were dominant. That's worrying - it's not the Scotland of the last two seasons. Scotland have become a soft touch.
FT: Italy 22-33 Scotland
That's seven Six Nations wins on the spin for Scotland over Italy and five tries on the road are not to be sniffed at.
Scotland were clinical in attack at times, with Ali Price and Finn Russell in the thick of things after recent criticism.
Conceding three tries is a bit of a worry though.
Image source, BBC SportFT: Italy 22-33 Scotland
Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland
Quote MessageA great finish at the end - Italy kept the ball alive for phase after phase. It puts a real dampener on this game for Scotland. I worry for next week with the ease that Italy have scored their three tries.
Scotland get the job done with a bonus point and nudge up to fourth place above Wales.
Some good, some bad for both sides, and it certainly made for a good watch.
Defence coaches might have been pulling their hair out though.
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Ange Capuozzo
What a debut for Ange Capuozzo!
A lovely move culminates with the young winger bustling through for his second try.
Paolo Garbisi can't split the posts with a tricky conversion.
Italy 17-33 Scotland
The clock is red as Italy press for a late score. This has been their best Six Nations performance in a long time.
Italy 17-33 Scotland
Hamish Watson finds the energy to break through a couple of tackles and Ben Vellacott gets his fresh legs going. It all breaks down after a loose Stuart Hogg pass though.
Italy 17-33 Scotland
A bit later than usual, Scotland chuck on four replacements all at once, with Ali Price and Finn Russell among those withdrawn.
It also means a Scotland debut for Edinburgh scrum-half Ben Vellacott.
Italy 17-33 Scotland
Kyle Steyn does well to lend Stuart Hogg a hand to bundle a white shirt into touch as Italy try to force their way in at the corner.
Italy 17-33 Scotland
Italy with a line-out in scoring range. The maul gets rolling and Scotland give away a penalty in the ensuing chaos.
Italy 17-33 Scotland
Italy have found a second wind, with Ange Capuozzo leading the charge after his first international try.
Italy 17-33 Scotland
Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland
Quote MessageIt's not great defence from Scotland. They get sucked in, which leaves a three v two on the outside. Italy execute well, and the young lad goes over.
Ange Capuozzo
A debut try for Ange Capuozzo, who does really well to roll with a tackle to get his body over the line.
Paolo Garbisi's conversion creeps over.
The first second-half points of the tournament for Italy!
Italy 10-33 Scotland
Montanna Ioane speeds in behind a dozing Darcy Graham but the ball just won't sit up for the winger to gather. Another chance slips away for Italy.
Italy 10-31 Scotland
Peter Wright
Former Scotland prop on BBC Radio Scotland
Quote MessageThe Italian defence were on their heels, and Ali Price just runs through a massive hole. The pass to Stuart Hogg was very flat.