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Wales 14-15 Italy
It's calamitous from Wales.
Italy are 15 minutes away from a first win in Wales.
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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Wales 14-15 Italy
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC OneWhy are you throwing miss passes?
They're blitzing well and defending well, use the hands.
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Wales 14-15 Italy
Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio WalesWe're into the last 20 minutes now, so Wales need to get two tries very sharpish.
Missed penaltypublished at 63 mins
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Padovani's penalty comfortably has the distance - from just a touch inside his own half - but he pushes it wide to the right of the posts.
Watch Adams' 'brilliant' try-saving tacklepublished at 15:42 Greenwich Mean Time 19 March 2022
Wales 14-15 Italy
Media caption, Adams takes out Ioane with 'brilliant' try-saving tackle
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Wales' discipline is letting them down.
They're offside on halfway, which means Edoardo Padovani will have another kick at goal.
It's more or less right on the halfway line.
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Eddie Butler
Six Nations commentator on BBC OneThere will be a furrow on the brow going off when they're down a point.
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Two changes for Wales, including another big ovation for Alun Wyn Jones as he departs on his 150th Wales appearance to be replaced by Will Rowlands.
Prop Wyn Jones replaces Gareth Thomas, while Callum Sheedy comes on at fly-half, with Dan Biggar moving to full-back.
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It's getting messy now.
A sequence of kicks results in a couple of dropped catches and knock-ons.
The upshot is a scrum to Italy near their own 10-metre line.
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Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio CymruThe confidence Italy have shown to counter-attack from behind their own try line is brilliant.
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The pressure is back on Wales now. They concede a penalty in Italy's half, giving Garbisi the chance to clear but he misses touch.
Dan Biggar kicks the ball back and Italy look to counter from their own half.
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Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC OneThey looked lost under pressure, Capuozzo didn't touch it down in his own goal-line, got the pass away, brilliant offload to Ioane.
Fischetti chases there with Garbisi and taly are boosted there.
Penalty - Wales 14-15 Italypublished at 56 mins
Paolo Garbisi
It's an easy penalty for Paolo Garbisi and Italy lead again.
They've been excellent today.
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Wales 14-12 Italy
What Italy do have is a decent spell of possession.
That is until Dewi Lake steals it on halfway, allowing Nick Tompkins to kick ahead.
Ange Capuozzo is almost tackled behind the line but then Monty Ioane - one of the stars of this match - sets off on another blistering run.
Before they know it, Wales are back under their posts and conceding a penalty.
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What have Italy got now?
Their kick and chase has been superb today, as has their work at the breakdown.
Can they find a way back to earn a first Six Nations win since 2015?
'Great composure from Lake'published at 52 mins
Wales 14-12 Italy
Dylan Hartley
Former England captain on BBC OneGreat composure from the hooker at the back.
When the ref says "stopped once" the scrum-halves panic but Lake can feel the drive and see the opportunity to keep the ball.
From a couple of metres out he's unstoppable, good decision there to back himself.
Converted try - Wales 14-12 Italypublished at 52 mins
Dewi Lake
Media caption, Lake touches down for first Wales try
Wales have the lead!
The Welsh maul moves forward steadily from that attacking line-out, and just about steadily enough.
Hooker Dewi Lake is on hand to dab down at the bottom of the maul.
Dan Biggar converts and Wales lead again.
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Wales 7-12 Italy
James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio WalesRoss Moriarty coming on is an injection of energy that Wales desperately need.
Italy look so much quicker to the breakdowns, defensively they're a lot more quicker.
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Wales 7-12 Italy
Massive scrum from Wales, rumbling forward some 10 metres and earning a penalty, which Biggar kicks to the corner.
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Flanker Ross Moriarty comes on for Seb Davies.
How Wales could do with a few punchy carries from Moriarty.
Biggar looks OK to continue.