Keira Bevan makes no mistakes with the penalty, and Wales' lead is up to five.

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Change at full-back for Italy, Francesca Granzotto is on for Beatrice Capomaggi.

Wales are within six or seven metres of the Italian try-line, and win the penalty at the breakdown.

Easy choice here to kick for the posts.

Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC One

Absolutely amazing kick from the Welsh fly-half.

Fantastic kick from Lleucu George, who pings the game's first 50-22.

Another attacking line-out for Wales to try and build from.

A nice bit of flare from Italy centre Beatrice Rigoni, who makes an under-the-legs pass.

It leads to nothing, but the fans enjoyed it!

Dyddgu Hywel
Former Wales full-back on BBC Radio Wales

A great start from Wales and how do you stop Gwenllian Pyrs and Sisilia Tuipulotu when they link together.

That is the strength we need to use in this game.

Another line-out from the Italians is not straight, and Wales will have the put in at the scrum.

Italy have hardly touched the ball in the first 10 minutes of this second half.

Wales play a kick over the top for Niamh Terry to chase but a push on a retreating Italian defender concedes a needless penalty.

Italy clear up to half-way.

Caryl Thomas
Former Wales prop on BBC Radio Wales

Brilliant, we saw patience we weren't putting pressure on it, we took some time if we needed time and then that last surge from Gwenllian Pyrs managing to get the pick and go.

Thankfully for Ioan Cunningham's side, Italy's line-out is not straight and hands momentum straight back to Wales.

It's only a few minutes into the second half but this is much better.

Next task for Wales is to not concede immediately after scoring!

Same thing happened at the start of the first half, on that occasion the Italy defence held firm.

Wales could really do with this.

Italy do well to stop the driving maul but it is still there for Wales.

First penalty of the second half foes Wales' way, and Lleucu George will kick to the corner.

There is just enough power behind the kick, and it is a good one!

Wales have the line-out five metres out.

Can they execute properly this time?

Positive start for Wales, who look more comfortable building through the phases.

One change at half-time and it is one of note, as Italy prop Lucia Gai is on to win her 100th cap.

Congratulations to her.

Off goes Sara Seye.

Let's hope for some more excitement in this second half!

Wales have it all to do if they want to avoid the Wooden Spoon!

Elinor Snowsill
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales

There was some real positives, but Wales will be disappointed, 66% territory is a lot in one half to be playing down in Italy's half and not coming away with many points.