U20 Six Nations LIVE: Watch Italy v Wales

Summary

Italy host Wales in their second game of the U20s Six Nations
RESULT: Italy 18-20 Wales

Live Reporting

How do things stand?published at 15:50 Greenwich Mean Time 7 March
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England sit top of the U20 Six Nations table, three points ahead of France
England are one win against Wales from a first Under-20 Six Nations Grand Slam since 2021 after a bonus-point victory over Italy in round four.
Success in their final match in Cardiff on Friday will also secure back-to-back titles for Mark Mapletoft's side.
France, who are three points behind England, kept alive their championship ambitions with a comfortable bonus-point win over Ireland in Cork.
They will need to defeat Scotland at home on Friday and hope for a favour from Wales to secure a first title since 2018.
Wales failed to add to their first win over Ireland in eight years after Scotland picked up their first victory of the campaign in round four.
Ireland have suffered three defeats for the first time since 2018 in the Under-20 Six Nations and will aim to finish their championship on a high away to Italy, who sit a point ahead of Neil Doak's side in fourth, on Friday.
Check out the U20 Men's Six Nations standings here.
What happened last year in the U20 Six Nations?published at 13:38 Greenwich Mean Time 7 March
BBC Sport
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Under-20 Six Nations: England turn on style to clinch title in France
Both Ireland and England were undefeated in the competition last year, drawing a thriller 32-32 in Bath.
England came from behind to beat France with a bonus point in Pau and pip Ireland to the title by one point.
In July, Mark Mapletoft's side added the World Under-20 Championship to their Six Nations title, beating France in the final.
How to watchpublished at 13:37 Greenwich Mean Time 7 March
All times are GMT and subject to change
BBC iPlayer
BBC Sport will have live coverage of every match in the Under 20s Six Nations, with every game available to catch up on for up to 30 days.
Friday 14th March
Wales v England (19:20 - 21:30) - Red Button, BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app
Italy v Ireland (19:35 - 21:45) - BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app
France v Scotland (20:05 - 22:15) - BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app
Full list of coverage details here
Get Inspired - How to get into rugby unionpublished at 14:34 Greenwich Mean Time 28 January
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Why you need to start playing rugby
Why get into rugby union?
If you enjoy being active and want to build your fitness with team mates then this is the game for you.
Who is it for?
It's one of the most inclusive sports around and there are various versions of the game that you can test out.
Is there a cheap option?
You can just play touch rugby in the park with a bunch of friends or family, but joining a club can be inexpensive.
What if I want a proper workout?
From scrummaging to tackling, to sprinting with the ball, this can be a high intensity workout that will boost both your fitness and your strength.
Can I take it to another level?
Work your way up. Start with a club then look to your county and from there people will start noticing you.
Is there a disability option?
Wheelchair rugby was a big hit at the 2012 Paralympics. There are now chances to have a go all over the UK.
Is there a family option?
Most clubs will cater for all the family with kids' teams, and men's and women's teams for mum and dad.
- Tag rugby , externalis a great introduction to the sport for youngsters, with tackling replaced by a cloth attached players' waists, which opposition players have to remove and shout 'tag!', leaving the ball carrier with three seconds to pass.
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