Postpublished at 16:08 Greenwich Mean Time 16 March
Wales 14-24 Italy
Emyr Lewis
Former Wales flanker on BBC Radio Cymru
Unfortunately I think George North is injured as well and that will be a sad end to his international career.
Summary
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Italy complete best ever campaign with two wins and a draw
Winless Wales bottom of the table with Wooden Spoon
Monty Ioane and Lorenzo Pani score in either half
Elliot Dee scores Wales' first points on 64 minutes.
Will Rowlands and Mason Grady score late tries to soften the blow.
Wales centre George North hobbles out of last game before international retirement
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Sorry end for Northpublished at 79 mins
Wales 14-Italy 24
Not the way we wanted to see George North leave the field.
He hobbles off with the medics, but the crowd are on their feet as they show their appreciation to a Welsh rugby icon.
Josh Adams' face says it all.
Image source, Getty Images
Converted try - Wales 14-24 Italypublished at 79 mins
Will Rowlands, Ioan Lloyd
A late consolation for Wales.
A series of pick and goes sees Will Rowlands go over.
Ioan Lloyd gets the conversion.
Media caption, Six Nations 2024: Wales' Will Rowlands scores 'impressive' try against Italy
Man of the Match - Ignacio Brex (Italy)published at 16:04 Greenwich Mean Time 16 March
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Wales 7-24 Italy
John Barclay
Former Scotland captain on BBC OnePaolo Garbisi of all people not that tens can't jackle for the ball.
There's no deception at all it's too easy for Ignacio Brex to blitz out and take his man.
Right now Wales are so predictable in the middle of the park.
Replacementpublished at 75 mins
Wales 7-24 Italy
It's not a memorable day for Wales, but a special moment for Scarlets prop Harri O'Connor who makes his Wales debut.
Penalty - Wales 7-24 Italypublished at 74 mins
Martin Page-Relo
It's game over.
Italy convert another penalty.
Fans are leavingpublished at 73 mins
Wales 7-21 Italy
Some Wales fans have seen enough and they head for the exits.
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Wales 7-21 Italy
Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio CymruItaly have been better in every department.
Attack, defence, set-piece and kicking, just everywhere.
Image source, Getty ImagesPenalty - Wales 7-21 Italypublished at 71 mins
Paolo Garbisi
Italy have taken the sting out of the game.
They win a penalty just inside their half and Paolo Garbisi strokes it over to restore their two score lead.
Pani celebrates 'glorious' try against Walespublished at 70 mins
Wales 7-18 Italy
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Wales 7-18 Italy
There's no sign of any replacements in Wales' front row.
Gareth Thomas, Elliot Dee and Dillon Lewis must be out on their feet, especially when Italy's front row is fresh.
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Wales 7-18 Italy
The matchday announcer is doing his best to get the crowd going in this final 15 minutes.
Have Wales got what it takes to come back?
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Wales 7-18 Italy
Nigel Owens
Former World Cup final referee on BBC OneThey're asking if the tackle was complete but for me the Italians have picked him up and carried Elliott Dee over the line.
Converted try - Wales 7-18 Italypublished at 65 mins
Elliot Dee, con Sam Costelow
After a lengthy review, Wales celebrate their first try.
Elliot Dee's grounding gets several replays, but it is eventually awarded.
Sam Costelow adds the extras.
Media caption, Six Nations 2024: Wales celebrate Elliot Dee's try against Italy
Replacementpublished at 65 mins
Wales 0-18 Italy
That was Tomos Williams' last contribution of the afternoon as Kieran Hardy makes his way on the field.
Image source, Getty ImagesPostpublished at 15:48 Greenwich Mean Time 16 March
Wales 0-18 Italy
James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio WalesThat was the first time in this game that Wales have looked organised in attack, the runners coming from one side of the pitch to the other, creating those extra numbers.
The best attacking players for Wales have been Tomos Williams and Rio Dyer.
Postpublished at 15:47 Greenwich Mean Time 16 March
Wales 0-18 Italy
Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio WalesI was just about to say what a try.
That was a superb tackle from Ross Vintcent. Tomos Williams knows where the line is, he's a superb finisher.
Chance for Walespublished at 63 mins
Wales 0-18 Italy
Rio Dyer jumps through the tackle and finds Tomos Williams in support, but he's chopped down agonisingly short of the line.
What a tackle by Ross Vintcent.
Image source, Getty ImagesPostpublished at 15:45 Greenwich Mean Time 16 March
Wales 0-18 Italy
Nigel Owens
Former World Cup final referee on BBC OneIt's a rugby collision, completely accidental and no foul play for me.