So, ultimately it is the Wooden Spoon for Wales, but there was at least a win to celebrate at the end of this challenging campaign.

Wales' front row of Gwenllian Pyrs, Carys Phillips and Sisilia Tuipulotu all scored tries as Wales snatched victory away from Italy in the final minutes.

Two more big games to come in the Women's Six Nations, you can follow all the action on the BBC Sport website.

But from us in Cardiff, thank you, and enjoy the rest of your weekend.

Wales Head Coach Ioan Cunningham speaking to BBC One Wales: "It is massive. There is so much work, energy, effort gone in to this campaign and things haven't gone our way. It means so much to us all and just so delighted we managed to get across the line.

We spoke this week, the pressure is a privilege we are lucky to do what we do it is hard at times but moments like that are so special. I'm so pleased for the players because they put up so much hard work, they've had to go through tough, tough meetings but just to dig in there, show a spirit at the end and claw it back is brilliant.

It has been a tough campaign, it's not where we want to be but to get the win today was huge to give us a springboard back to where we want to get to. We are not a bad team it's jus things aren't happening at the moment but we are trying to change the way we are playing, we will get there.

It is good today to get the win we can build on that now, whatever is next for us we will focus on that, try and get some more wins and keep building on exposing some more talent and building on the experience we got."

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Wales Captain Hannah Jones speaking to BBC One Wales: "We 100% deserved that.

"We've had a tough campaign and we have kept working hard.

"I'm so proud of the girls just to get over and get this win today, I'd like to thank the supporters who have continued to support us through the tough times and that is definitely for you guys today.

"It is outstanding, this group is absolutely amazing and we would like to thank our staff as well, we've worked hard and we absolutely deserved that today.

"Resilience is key and we will just keep going, keep getting better and that is just the start for us."

Player of the match Gwenllian Pyrs speaking to BBC One Wales: "It is amazing, we've been working really hard this week and the girls played really well.

"I loved it, but credit to the girls all of them worked really hard and then I went over for the try.

"It's been a really tough campaign for us but coming out with a win today is amazing and the girls will be happy with the performance today."

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Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC One

It is still a wooden spoon but I'm so pleased for the girls they got the win.

It's not a white wash, this has been a big learning campaign for this team, still a year out from the World Cup.

So if it's going to happen anytime it needs to happen now.

It is a little humbling, now it's about how are they going to learn from this, how are they going to grow.

Victory sees Wales finish the 2024 Six Nations bottom of the table on five points.

Italy's losing bonus point moves them into fourth place on seven points, with Ireland and Scotland to play next.

The Grand Slam will be decided in the day's final game between England and France.

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Wales' winless run comes to an end as they leave it late to beat Italy in front of a record crowd at the Principality Stadium.

It will not be enough to avoid the Wooden Spoon, but they have got the win.

Reaction to come.

Wales kick to touch as the clock goes red.

Win this line-out and Wales will win the game.

Italy fly-half Emma Stevanin will spend what is left of the game in the sin bin for her high tackle on Hannah Bluck.

Dyddgu Hywel
Former Wales full-back on BBC Radio Wales

Well done Lleucu George, I'm so happy for her, keep this going Wales!

There are 20 seconds left, and we are going back to the TMO for a potential high tackle on Hannah Bluck by Emma Stevanin.

The shoulder definitely looks like it was close to making contact with Bluck's head.

The try will not count, but it is Wales who will have the put in at the scrum as the ball was first knocked forward by an Italian hand.

A lifeline for Wales!

Caryl Thomas
Former Wales prop on BBC Radio Wales

As soon as you start giving away penalties, you are just giving territory and possession away so you are unable to put pressure on the other team.

The crowd are on their feet as Georgia Evans crosses, but the ball is knocked on by Wales as it comes out of the ruck.

Boos ring around the Principality Stadium instead of cheers.

But hold on, referee Aimee Barrett-Theron wants to check to be sure.

Much like the first half, Italy are unable to make the most of Wales' mistake, and from their own line-out hand possession straight back to the red shirts.

Wales need a try, and they need it now.

More frustration, as yet another line-out is not straight.

Another 50-22 from Lleucu George could not have come as a better time.

Seconds are ticking away for Wales, but they have this attacking line-out in the Italian 22.

It is a new record crowd for a Wales Women Test game, as 10,592 fans have turned up to support Ioan Cunningham's side this afternoon.

Can Wales find a late try to give the fans in the Principality Stadium something to cheer?