'Welcome back Kerin Lake'published at 72 mins
Italy 10-36 Wales
Dyddgu Hywel
Former Wales full-back on BBC One Wales
Brilliant chase, welcome back Kerin Lake.
Summary
Wales finish the 2023 Women's Six Nations in third after a five-try win over Italy in Parma
This campaign is the first since 2009 in which Wales have won three matches
Bethan Lewis scores the game's first try after 24 minutes to put Wales 10-0 up in Parma
Veronica Madia hits straight back with Italy's first try which was expertly converted by Michela Sillari
Sisilia Tuipulotu scores her fourth try of the 2023 Women's Six Nations to restore Wales' lead
Sioned Harries crosses from a driving maul before Alex Callender seals bonus point which guarantees Wales a third-place finish
The returning Kerin Lake adds Wales' fifth try of the match, and all-but seals the win for the visitors in Parma
'Welcome back Kerin Lake'published at 72 mins
Converted try - Italy 10-36 Walespublished at 70 mins
Kerin Lake (con Elinor Snowsill)
Oh they're not just going to hold onto the lead but make it bigger!
Welcome back to Test rugby Kerin Lake.
Ffion Lewis was screaming at her pack to get a shove on at the scrum.
The scrum-half then kicked forward and it bounced up perfectly for Lake to score next to the posts.
Snowsill adds the extras and Wales are flying.
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyWales moving up to sixth in worldpublished at 68 mins
Italy 10-29 Wales
If Wales can hold onto this 19-point lead, that will see them overtake Italy in the world rankings and move up to sixth - their highest ever position!
Replacementspublished at 67 mins
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While we were marvelling at that last try, Carys Phillips snuck on to take over from Kelsey Jones and Kate Williams for Sioned Harries.
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Alecs Donovan
Former Wales centre on BBC Radio WalesAlex Callender is just an outstanding player, those attacking runs she runs she's always there, she brings that level of energy.
Replacementpublished at 65 mins
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Ffion Lewis takes over at scrum-half. A good day's work from Keira Bevan.
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Italy are not afraid to play from deep and D'Inca has just broken three tackles to get the hosts up to half way.
They have won the penalty too, and kick deep into Welsh territory.
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Gareth Bailey
BBC Sport Wales at Stadio Sergio LanfranchiThose little inside pops from Elinor Snowsill have been so effective in this Six Nations.
A simple change of point of attack with an inside forward running hard and it's duly rewarded.
Great interplay from Alex Callender and Carys Williams-Morris to finish the move and that's the bonus point try.
'Highlight of the game'published at 62 mins
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Dyddgu Hywel
Former Wales full-back on BBC One WalesThat is the highlight of the game so far the timing is perfect, great gap for Alex Callender she has been outstanding this campaign, she finishes off that well deserved try.
Try - Italy 10-29 Walespublished at 59 mins
Alex Callender
That's the bonus point, the win and third place in the Six Nations.
If there's a player who deserves a try it's her. She has been immense in defence but showed what she can do in attack.
She picked her angle, exchanged passes with Carys Williams-Morris and was on-hand for the scoring return pass.
Keira Bevan misses the conversion - her first fail of the afternoon.
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyReplacement - Italypublished at 58 mins
Italy 10-24 Wales
Veronica Madia had the right idea to put a chip over the top of the Welsh defence but it sails straight out. Maybe that's why Italy don't kick much!
That's Madia's last involvement. Emma Stevanin on for the fly-half.
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Dyddgu Hywel
Former Wales full-back on BBC One WalesAbbie Fleming has been brilliant throughout this campaign, she has had to work really hard to get in to this squad and she has been brilliant.
Replacementpublished at 56 mins
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Kerin Lake is on after recovering from injury that forced her out of the England and France games.
Lleucu George makes way.
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Italy number eight Giada Franco is carried off.
That's a real shame. looked like she twisted her knee awkwardly as she tried to change direction.
Laura Gurioli is on but Italy have lost a big player.
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Italy 10-24 Wales
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Wales were running through the phases but a stray ball and Italy look to counter from deep inside their own half.
They don't like kicking do they the Azzurre!
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Siwan Lillicrap
Former Wales captain on BBC One WalesThat is exactly what we want to see from Wales in set-piece time, that is exactly how they can punish Italy back to their strength. If Wales can settle in to this it will be an exciting afternoon for us.
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Ceri Coleman-Phillips
BBC Sport Wales at Stadio Sergio LanfranchiThe crowd are on their feet once more as we bid farewell to one of the greats.
Thanks for everything Sara Barattin.
I'm sure she'll be hoping her retirement present will be an Azzurre win.
Replacementpublished at 51 mins
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And that's the Italy scrum-half Sara Barattin signing off her 17-year test career.
What a servant she has been to Italian rugby.
Sofia Stefan comes on.
Image source, Getty ImagesConverted try - Italy 10-24 Walespublished at 50 mins
Sioned Harries (con Keira Bevan)
Image source, Getty ImagesAnd they've got it.
Wales take a quick lineout and number eight Harries finishes a devastating drive from the pack.
Italy's lineout defence has been really good this competition but there was nothing they could do once the Welsh pack got a roll on.
Bevan nails the comnversion. She's had a great day with the boot.