Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru

A great try for Wales.

They went through the phases well, and Owen Watkin did brilliantly to finish the move.

A decent spell of possession for Italy ends with a knock-on and Wales decide to run it back from their own 22, with Louis Rees-Zammit leading the charge.

The ball is then worked from right to left, with Josh Adams carrying Wales up to the Italian 22.

This is more like it from Wales.

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Wales are now offside, giving Italy a penalty in their own half and a chance to kick into touch midway through the Welsh half.

Eddie Butler
Six Nations commentator on BBC One

That's five times now Italy have survived.

Italy clear again, into the Welsh half.

This has been a pretty dismal start to the game from Wales.

Johnny McNicholl then knocks on as he tries to gather his own kick and Italy have a scrum in their own half.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

Why are you looking for the miss pass there when you've got extra men in the backline?

That's should have been a walk-in for Wales.

Louis Rees-Zammit very nearly provides that inspiration with a superb arcing run into the Italian 22.

The wing is eventually stopped and, although Willis Halaholo knocks on, Wales have a penalty advantage.

They take the penalty quickly but Dewi Lake fails to tap the ball and Italy have a scrum under their posts.

That's poor from Lake.

Italy's scrum holds firm and they clear to touch outside their 22.

Wales have a line-out in a decent attacking position. They need a moment of inspiration.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

That pass was dying on Rees-Zammit there from McNicholll there.

He was trying to give the speedster one on one there with the new Italian cap.

That's a missed opportunity by Wales.

There's a break in play before Italy's scrum as a couple of players receive treatment.

Everyone seems fine to continue.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

You see how bunched up the Italian defence are.

Wales just need to hold the inside there to hold them and get it wide.

Another chance goes begging for Wales as Rees-Zammit knocks on as he stretches forward trying to catch Johnny McNicholl's pass.

The groans from the crowd tell their own story.

Louis Rees-Zammit thinks he's got a run-in for a try but play is brought back for a knock-on.

Wales had a penalty advantage in any case and go to touch for the third time.

Pressure on Italy now.

This time the Wales line-out is solid and, from the resulting phases, Italy go off their feet at a ruck and it's another Welsh penalty.

Again, Biggar kicks to the corner.

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James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales

Italy are just reacting a lot quicker than Wales at the moment.

Wales respond instantly and win a penalty of their own in the Italian 22 straight from kick-off.

Dan Biggar kicks to the corner.

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on BBC One

They're doing well in the air, Wales usually dominate the aerial game but the Italians have been exceptional.

It's an excellent kick from Edoardo Padovani, and the ball sails over from 40 metres.

Danilo Fischetti gets the pats on the back from his Italy team-mates after the prop forces a turnover penalty, with Seb Davies not releasing.

It's on the other side of the pitch, a similar distance to the first penalty and it looks like wing Edoardo Padovani will have another shot at goal.