Wales v Italy live Six Nations updates: Three-try Wales blitz Italians
Wales have taken an early lead over Italy in their final match of the Six Nations.
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Wales have taken an early lead over Italy in their final match of the Six Nations.
The Six Nations comes to an end today, with Wales playing Italy in Cardiff at 4.40pm. The Super Saturday fixture gives the home side one final chance to record a victory that would be their first in the competition for three years.
The Six Nations comes to an end today, with Wales playing Italy in Cardiff at 4.40pm. The Super Saturday fixture gives the home side one final chance to record a victory that would be their first in the competition for three years.
March 12 : Wales coach Steve Tandy has named an unchanged starting XV for their final Six Nations Championship clash at home to Italy on Saturday as they seek to end their 15-game losing streak in the competition.
DUBLIN, March 6 : Ireland coach Andy Farrell and his players were full of praise for Wales on Friday after the Six Nations strugglers pushed their opponents mightily hard for the second successive week, progress the Welsh captain described as "monumental".
Wales and Ireland are set to lock horns at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin, with the visitors looking for their first Six Nations win in three years.
March 4 : Wales have made three changes for their Six Nations Championship clash away against Ireland on Friday, including the return of Dan Edwards at flyhalf, as they look to build on a promising display against Scotland last time out.
CARDIFF, Feb 21 : A try five minutes from time by hooker George Turner secured Scotland a 26-23 bonus-point victory over Wales on Saturday, breaking the hearts of the home side who extended their losing run in the Six Nations Championship to 14 games.