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FT: Wales 21-22 Italy
Gwyn Jones
Former Wales captain on S4C
Where was Wales' defensive shape for that try?
What a run by Padovani.
Italy have played brilliantly.
Summary
Italy stun Wales with last-minute try through Edoardo Padovani
Visitors' first Six Nations win since 2015 - ends a record run of 36 defeats
Italy take an early lead with two penalties before Wales strike back through Owen Watkin try
The visitors retake the lead through two more penalties
Dewi Lake crosses to edge Wales ahead before a fifth penalty gives Italy 15-14 lead
With just over 10 minutes left Josh Adams beats tired forwards to put Wales 21-15 ahead
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FT: Wales 21-22 Italy
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC OneWhat a moment of brilliance! Capuozzo gets on the outside and there's great support.
It's a bit of magic and the ball inside to Padovani
Full-time - Wales 21-22 Italypublished at 16:05 Greenwich Mean Time 19 March 2022
Italy's players celebrate wildly on the pitch, and no wonder.
That's their first win in the Six Nations since 2015, and their first win ever in Wales.
It's a richly deserved - and historic - victory for the Azzurri.
As for Wales, that is a dismal result and performance.
Head coach Wayne Pivac will be under even more pressure now.
Image source, Huw Evans Picture Agency
Converted try - Wales 21-22 Italypublished at 80 mins
Edoardo Padovani
Media caption, Stunning late Padovani try seals historic Italy win in Wales
Italy win it in the last play of the game!
The try is made by Ange Capuozzo, the full-back breaking a tackle and sprinting clear on the right wing.
He looks like he's heading for the corner, before passing inside to the support runner, Edoardo Padovani.
He crosses for an easy finish and Paolo Garbisi converts.
What an end to the game!
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Wales 21-15 Italy
And Wales pinch the line-out!
A big steal and Kieran Hardy kicks clear.
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Wales 21-15 Italy
Italy look to counter-attack from their own half with Padovani and Ioane running hard.
So far the Welsh defence is holding firm but then they concede a penalty, before getting marched back another 10 metres for dissent from Josh Adams.
Italy kick to touch and have a line-out on the Welsh 22.
What an important moment in the match this could be.
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Wales 21-15 Italy
Dylan Hartley
Former England captain on BBC OneWales have had a rocket up their backsides with 15 minutes to go.
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Wales 21-15 Italy
Will Rowlands carries powerfully in midfield to give Wales some attacking impetus.
But the next time he gets his hands on the ball, the big lock knocks on.
Italy will have a scrum midway through their half.
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Wales 21-15 Italy
Nick Tompkins hares forward as Wales attack after reclaiming the drop-out.
Italy's defending is solid once more, though, forcing Wales to kick possession away.
Paolo Garbisi eventually clears up to halfway and Italy live to fight another day.
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Wales 21-15 Italy
No try. Wyn Jones is deemed to have been tackled just short of the line.
Italy will have a drop-out on their own try line.
Try reviewpublished at 72 mins
Wales 21-15 Italy
Italy defend desperately, throwing themselves into every tackle.
Still Wales come at them and Wyn Jones thinks he's scored a try.
One for the TMO.
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Wales 21-15 Italy
Wales' maul doesn't make its way over the line this time but the hosts still have the ball.
The crowd roars its encouragement. A try now would seal victory.
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Wales 21-15 Italy
Another turnover penalty for Wales, this time it's hooker Dewi Lake doing the damage just inside Italy's half.
Dan Biggar kicks to touch in the Italian 22 and suddenly Wales have a chance to go for a bonus point!
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Wales 21-15 Italy
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC OneHe spots two tired Italian forwards and he's got too much pace for them.
Those are the mismatched you've got to look for.
Converted try - Wales 21-15 Italypublished at 69 mins
Josh Adams
Media caption, Adams jinks through to put Wales ahead against Italy
Out of nowhere!
Turnover for Wales on halfway - Josh Navidi the man making the difference again.
Wyn Jones hurls himself towards the Italian 22 and there's a bit of urgency about Wales at last.
Josh Adams picks up possession on the left wing, cuts inside and simply runs through Italy's flailing defence.
Dan Biggar converts to restore Wales' lead.
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Wales 14-15 Italy
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC OneThe Italians are still winning the collisions and that's the key here.
Hardy will get pace into the game now for Wales, they've lacked it in every facet of play.
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Wales 14-15 Italy
Wales' scrum looks dominant at the moment but Italy get the ball out before it becomes an issue.
Another Italian kick follows and Wales have to start from their 22 again.
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Wales 14-15 Italy
Wales make a change at scrum-half, with Kieran Hardy replacing Gareth Davies.
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Wales 14-15 Italy
Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio WalesThe Italian defence has been superb in this game so far.
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Wales 14-15 Italy
Italy's kicking game has been on point all match, forcing Wales back and dictating where this game is played.