Postpublished at 15:04 Greenwich Mean Time 19 March 2022
HT: Wales 7-12 Italy
Martin Johnson
Former England captain and coach on BBC One
Wales will be happy to get back in the changing rooms and reset themselves a little bit.
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
Postpublished at 15:04 Greenwich Mean Time 19 March 2022
Half-time - Wales 7-12 Italypublished at 15:02 Greenwich Mean Time 19 March 2022
Italy's maul goes down legally and Wales earn a big scrum.
And that's half-time.
An excellent effort from Italy. Dreadful from Wales.
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Wales 7-12 Italy
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC OneBrave call this is, I think it's the right one.
Postpublished at 40 mins
Wales 7-12 Italy
No try. Capuozzo is deemed to have knocked on, Brace and Neville are happy with Ioane's initial challenge on McNicholl so we'll go back to Italy's penalty from the original scrum.
Try reviewpublished at 40 mins
Wales 7-12 Italy
A powerful scrum earns penalty advantage for Italy.
Paolo Garbisi uses it to try a cross-field kick. Johnny McNicholl cannot gather and Ange Capuozzo follows up.
Has the Italy full-back touched down? Referee Andrew Brace is checking with the TMO Joy Neville.
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Wales 7-12 Italy
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC OneWhat a chance, great counter-attack from Ioane, quick-feet.
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Wales 7-12 Italy
Gwyn Jones
Former Wales captain on S4CIoane has a looked threat every time he's had ball in hand, Italy should have scored there.
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Wales 7-12 Italy
An Italian attack in Wales' half goes nowhere fast so Callum Braley box-kicks.
Wales kick the ball back, and then Monty Ioane comes haring back at them, breaking into the Welsh 22.
When the ball is recycled, Italy continue the attack and Wales knock on.
The visitors are well on top.
Postpublished at 14:55 Greenwich Mean Time 19 March 2022
Wales 7-12 Italy
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC OneIf Wales infringe anywhere near the 50-yard line, Padovani is going to bang them over.
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Wales 7-12 Italy
Italy secure possession from the line-out and Paolo Garbisi boots the ball downfield towards halfway.
Wales prop Dillon Lewis plays a nice pop pass to fellow front-rower Gareth Thomas but the ball is eventually lost and Italy clear again.
Wales are then forced to kick to touch, still inside their own half.
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Wales 7-12 Italy
Gwyn Jones
Former Wales captain on S4CWales are expecting this game to come to them but Italy aren't going for that.
The Italians are more clinical with their kicking and indiscipline from Wales is costing them.
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Wales 7-12 Italy
Dan Biggar takes hold of a stalling Welsh attack and kicks ahead, the ball bouncing into touch in the Italian 22.
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Wales 7-12 Italy
This has been dreadful from Wales but starting poorly is nothing new for them in this year's Six Nations.
Scotland are the only team they've led at half-time.
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Wales 7-12 Italy
Dylan Hartley
Former England captain on BBC OneA little bit of skill and a little bit of bravery involved in getting that turnover.
Penalty - Wales 7-12 Italypublished at 33 mins
Edoardo Padovani
That's another excellent kick by Edoardo Padovani, who launches his penalty over from close to the halfway line.
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Wales 7-9 Italy
Yet again in this Six Nations, Wales are a mess at the breakdown.
Italy force another turnover penalty and they'll have another kick at goal.
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Wales 7-9 Italy
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC OneThey'll think they are in this game, Italy, as the scoreline shows.
They've got to keep it tight, they're in danger when there is turnovers.
Penalty - Wales 7-9 Italypublished at 31 mins
Paolo Garbisi
That Wales lead didn't last long. Paolo Garbisi slots over a penalty from the right flank.
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Wales 7-6 Italy
Italy have the ball back in Wales' half and they're inching towards the 22.
Wales are off their feet at a ruck and Italy have a chance to restore their lead.
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Wales 7-6 Italy
Dylan Hartley
Former England captain on BBC OneThat's the first bit of quick ball from Gareth Davies.