Wales assistant coach Rob Howley was seen warming up Dan Edwards at half-time.

Could we see an early change at fly-half?

The kicking battle also resumes.

A little bit of re-wiring for the ref and we are back under way.

No changes from either side.

Andrew Coombs
Former Wales lock on S4C

Wales need a natural 10 in the game. Nothing against Ben Thomas, but it isn't ideal to have a 12 playing 10 in these conditions.

James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales

We expected a kicking battle but Italy are just kicking better. The tactic to kick is the right decision by Wales but it is just the execution.

Peter O'Mahony has been recalled to the Ireland team for Sunday's Six Nations game against Scotland at Murrayfield.

The British and Irish Lion, who was not involved in last week's win over England, is handed his first start since last summer's tour of South Africa.

Wing Mack Hansen has been ruled out because of a hamstring injury.

The Connacht back missed training on Saturday and will be replaced on the right wing by Munster's Calvin Nash.

Tight-head prop Finlay Bealham is fit to start, while Robbie Henshaw replaces Garry Ringrose at outside centre.

Sam Prendergast is given the nod at fly-half with Jack Crowley on the bench along with hooker Dan Sheehan and back row Jack Conan who impressed against England.

Ireland team in full: Keenan; Nash, Henshaw, Aki, Lowe; Prendergast, Gibson-Park; Porter, Kelleher, Bealham; Ryan, Beirne; O'Mahony, Van der Flier, Doris (capt).

Replacements: Sheehan, Healy, Clarkson, Baird, Conan, Murray, Crowley, Ringrose.

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It's a British and Irish Lions year in case you forgot and would be tourists will be looking to impress head coach Andy Farrell in this year's Six Nations.

Six Nations Rugby Special pundits Sam Warburton and John Barclay have made their selections based on the opening round.

Matt Lloyd
BBC Sport at Stadio Olimpico

Italy are well worth their 13-point lead having dominated the key areas of this game - kicking and breakdown.

I have to agree with Jonathan Davies in saying Wales have been pedestrian and predictable in attack.

They have had more of the ball but are making no impact. Saying that, Josh Adams HAD to take that try.

It's far from over but Wales need inspiration while Italy are just playing smarter in the conditions.

There is plenty of drama, despair, controversy and laughs as BBC Sport's pundits relive their Six Nations playing days.

Andrew Coombs
Former Wales lock on S4C

The attack just isn't there. The problem at the moment for Wales is making the right decisions.

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Tom Jordan makes his first Six Nations start as Scotland make three changes for Ireland.

Rory Sutherland comes in at loosehead prop and Jack Dempsey is at number eight, while Jordan is chosen at inside centre.

Pierre Schoeman, Jamie Ritchie and Stafford McDowell drop to the bench following last weekend's win over Italy.

Matt Fagerson switches to the blindside flanker to accommodate Dempsey's return.

Sam Skinner is among the replacements, having been added to the squad this week, and Jamie Dobie is preferred to George Horne as back-up to scrum-half Ben White.

Scotland: B Kinghorn; D Graham, H Jones, T Jordan, D Van der Merwe; F Russell, B White; R Sutherland, D Cherry, Z Fagerson, J Gray, G Gilchrist, M Fagerson J Ritchie R Darge, J Dempsey.

Replacements: E Ashman, P Schoeman, W Hurd, S Skinner, G Brown, J Ritchie, J Dobie, S McDowall.

Tomorrow's Six Nations action sees Scotland host Ireland at Murrayfield (15:00 GMT).

Both sides picked up wins in the opening round, with Ireland beating England 27-22 and Scotland overcoming Italy by 31-19.

Ireland are bidding to become the first team to win three Men's Six Nations titles in a row.

Let's see how the teams line-up.

• Italy will only surrender 10th place to Wales if they suffer a defeat by more than 15 points

• Wales will drop to a new all-time low of 12th if they lose after Georgia beat Netherlands 40-7 in the Rugby Europe Championship

• This would be the first time that Georgia would sit above Wales since the rankings began in October 2003

Ken Owens
Former Wales hooker on S4C

It's frustrating. You can see that Wales are trying to control the game better than they did last week, but it's Italy that have had control so far.

Ian Gough
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales

Wales look like a team low on confidence.

I thought they would be a team on edge who would come out fighting for their lives but that has not just happened.

There are going to need to be some miracle words from Warren Gatland at half-time.

Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru

Wales are doing good things, but the accuracy just isn't there.

In these conditions, your skill has to be that little bit higher.

Paolo Garbisi kicks the ball out and both teams head down the tunnel for a towel.

It hasn't been a spectacle, but the hosts do have a healthy 13 point lead.

Gwyn Jones
Former Wales captain on S4C

That's high-risk from the line-out. Why not just secure the ball and keep the pressure on?

Jonathan Davies
Former Wales international on S4C

The passing just isn't good enough from Wales, unfortunately.

It's too slow and too inaccurate.

Another chance for Josh Adams.

He chases a kick-through but knocks-on before skidding over the line.

Wales do go back for the penalty though.