Six Nations: Wales beat Italy in tournament opener in Cardiff
Wales got their defence of the Six Nations title off to a winning start with a far from convincing 23-15 win over Italy.
www.skysports.comWales overcame Italy 31-17 in Cardiff, breaking a three-year Six Nations win drought for Wales and snapping a 15-game stretch in the tournament. Wales enjoyed a commanding first half. Tries came from Aaron Wainwright and Dewi Lake, with Dan Edwards contributing with boot and one more try. Italy replied with tries from Di Bartolomeo, Allan, and Garbisi, but could not overcome the early Welsh margin. The win marked Wales’ first Six Nations home victory since 2022 and their first outright Six Nations win since 2023.
Wales got their defence of the Six Nations title off to a winning start with a far from convincing 23-15 win over Italy.
www.skysports.comA magnificent final-minute Edoardo Padovani try after a sensational Ange Capuozzo break saw Italy stun Wales to claim a deserved 22-21 Six Nations victory in Cardiff - their first in the championship since 2015.
www.skysports.comItaly 15-26 Wales: Second-half tries saw off a valiant fightback from the home side but despite maintaining their unbeaten record, a much-changed Welsh side failed to click in Rome
www.independent.co.ukWales proved too strong for a poor Italy at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, clinching a morale-boosting 29-17 Six Nations victory - their first in the 2023 championship.
www.skysports.comWales emphatically ended their three-year wait for a Six Nations win with a 31-17 crushing of Italy in Cardiff.
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