What time is Wales v Italy kick-off and what TV channel is it on?

Wales will be looking to end their 2022 Six Nations with a resounding win over Italy in front of a packed Principality Stadium. The occasion will see captain Dan Biggar and Alun Wyn Jones run out for their 100th and 150th Wales caps respectively.

Wayne Pivac's men can no longer defend their title after defeats to Ireland, England and France, but after a win over Scotland they can finish as high as third in the table - as long as Scotland and England both lose their away fixtures without any bonus points.

Italy, meanwhile, come into the Welsh capital contest off the back of a promising second-half display against Scotland in Rome, albeit one which ended in a 33-22 defeat to leave them winless in the 2022 campaign. They go in search for their first Six Nations win since 2015 to end a miserable run of 36 defeats in the tournament.

Here's everything you need to know about the match:

Wales v Italy kicks off at at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff on Saturday, March 19.

Wales v Italy is being broadcast live on BBC One and S4C from 1.45pm, while fans can also live stream via BBC iPlayer or S4C Clic.

Alun Wyn Jones comes into the starting Wales side as one of seven changes to partner Adam Beard in the second row, with Will Rowlands dropping to the bench despite a strong campaign. In the front row, Dewi Lake and Dillon Lewis come in alongside Gareth Thomas.

Among the backs, Gareth Davies gets his first start of the campaign at scrum-half. Willis Halaholo makes his first international appearance since November. In the back-three, winger Louis Rees-Zammit and full-back Johnny McNicholl return to start alongside Josh Adams.

For Italy, the impressive Ange Capuozzo is rewarded with a first start after starring in Rome last weekend.