Italy 22 – 15 Wales

Wales loses Italy in a consecutive, six nations coincide for the first time with an alarming fall into new depths; Ange Capuozzo Try and Five Channels Tommaso Allana earns Italy a well -deserved victory, a defeat could write consecutive wooden tablespoons for Wales and have consequences for Warren Gatland

Wales fell to a record defeat for the record in a row, while Italy piled pressure on Warren Gatland with a win of 22-15 at Stadio Olimpico.

The biggest match was charged in the generation for the Velski rugby, but Gatland and his players failed to increase the opportunity in the conditions in accordance with their fall towards the consecutive wooden tablespoons of six nations.

The excellent ended Ange Capuozzo attempt the first half and the storm of Tommas Allana’s penalty did it see that Italy established a lead of 19-3 with the remaining 11 minutes.

The late attempt by Aaron Wainwright threatened to cause the return of Wales, but Hope broke out to Allah’s fifth fifth punishment, with Italy still overcome as winners, despite admitting a late penalty attempt and finished a 13 -player match.

Defeat – Wales’s first in Rome since 2007 – denotes the lowest EBB of falling Velski rugby during the second Gatland’s second term and could have tremendous consequences for his future as the main coach.

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Six nations are advocating for Fallow Week, after which Wales hosted Ireland in Cardiff on February 22 (starting 2.15pm), and Italy welcomed France on February 2nd in Rome (beginning at 15:00).