Wales vs Italy LIVE: Six Nations rugby latest score and updates as Dewi Lake try puts Wales ahead
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Wales take on Italy as they bid to finish third in the 2022 Six Nations table.
Italy have made two changes to their starting XI for Saturday's Six Nations clash against Wales in Cardiff, with coach Kieran Crowley handing fullback Ange Capuozzo his first start and bringing in lock Marco Fuser.
Italy find themselves in a tricky situation where they need time to give their young players experience but face urgency to get results according to former skipper Leonardo Ghiraldini. The Azzurri,who will aim to win a first Guinness Six Nations encounter since 2015 when they take on Scotland in Rome on Saturday,have the youngest side in the 2022 Championship,led by 23-year-old flanker Michele Lamaro. Ad/> He was one of 23 Benetton players named in Italy's initial squad,and for Ghiraldini,who won 107 caps for Italy,it is at club level where the changes need to start,even if he was impressed by the spirit shown by the team in defeat in Ireland when they were forced to play with 13 men for an hour.
Scrumhalf Callum Braley returns for Italy with hooker Giacomo Nicotera set for his first start in Saturday's Six Nations clash against Scotland in Rome with the hosts attempting to end their 35-match losing streak in the tournament.
Italy have made two changes to their starting XI for Saturday's Six Nations clash against Scotland in Rome on Saturday with coach Kieran Crowley bringing in scrum-half Callum Braley and hooker Giacomo Nicotera.
Italian captain Michele Lamaro wouldn’t have been the only one perplexed by the events at the Aviva Stadium on Sunday.
Ireland versus Italy would have seemed like an ideal game for Georgian referee Nika Amashukeli to make his Six Nations bow.