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Italy beat Wales 43-24 at Cardiff Arms Park
Minuzzi, Granzottoe and D'Inca scored first-half tries for visitors
Wales led 19-17 at interval after Keight, Cox and Jones crossed
Sgorbini and Minuzzi went over early in second-half
Granzotto yellow-carded after dangerous tackle
Madia and D'Inca extended Italy lead
Powell try secured losing bonus point for hosts
Wales 19-29 Italy
Hannah Dallavalle enters the fray for Wales to replace early replacement Nikita Prothero.
Wales have another spell with the ball but don't really get anywhere against the solid Italy defence, with the visitors winning a penalty to clear.
Wales 19-29 Italy
Gareth Rhys Owen
BBC One Wales commentator
Francesca Granzotto is almost in tears. She's seen the replay and knows the consequence of her action.
It could be very damaging for her team.
Wales 19-29 Italy
Wales will need something special in the final quarter.
They are looking to get field position through the boot of Lleucu George but it's not really coming off.
Wales have been kept at arms' length by the visitors so far in the second half.
They are stuck around the middle of the pitch.
Wales 19-29 Italy
Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru
Wales have to raise their game now.
We see it in the middle of every game that there is a dip in the performance then they do their best to get back into it at the end, but it's too late.
Wales 19-29 Italy
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyFrancesca Granzotto with a dangerous tackle on Seren Singleton.
It's clearly a tip tackle and the Italy wing is shown yellow, to be reviewed in the bunker.
Has that opened the door for Wales to get back into it?
Wales 19-29 Italy
Wales look to get something going but it's another big turnover at the breakdown.
This time Italy number eight Elisa Giordano gets over the ball for a penalty.
Seren Lockwood comes on for Wales.
Wales 19-29 Italy
Wales need a response and have made changes up front to try and add some energy.
Prop Maisie Davies and lock Natalia John are on.
Wales 19-29 Italy
Rachel Taylor
Former Wales captain and coach on BBC Radio Wales
These are the moments that we want Wales to be that little bit braver.
There were opportunities because Italy came out a bit cagey but Wales didn't nail it.
Italy are a good side so when they're in the 22 and have momentum, they will come away with points.
Vittoria Ostuni Minuzzi (Con: Michela Sillari)
Wales back under pressure after another penalty is kicked towards the 22 and Italy drive forward.
They break away and carry hard.
Wales defend desperately but are worn down and full-back Vittoria Ostuni Minuzzi goes over for her second.
Michela Sillari adds the extras and suddenly Wales are 10 points down.
Francesca Sgorbini
The Italians do what Wales did with the final play of the first half.
The driving line-out goes over at a rate of knots. Flanker Francesca Sgorbini gets the bonus-point try for the visitors.
Wales 19-17 Italy
Great breakdown work by Italy loose-head Silvia Turani to turn the ball over and Italy go on the attack.
They are awarded a penalty for a high tackle around 30 metres out and go for the corner rather than a shot at the lead.
Great kick. Right into the corner.
Wales 19-17 Italy
Still waiting for the first clear opening of the second half.
It's tense and tight with most of the play between the 22s. Defences on top so far since the restart.
Wales 19-17 Italy
Ceri Coleman-Phillips
BBC Sport Wales rugby reporter at Cardiff Arms Park
Win or lose, some players have really stood up in this campaign and Courtney Keight is one of them.
She's not the quickest, but she offers solid, honest carrying, and she'll do it for you all day long.
Wales 19-17 Italy
Courtney Keight has been excellent so far in getting Wales moving forward from midfield.
A tough carry is followed by Lleucu George kicking into the 22.
Next score is vital.
Wales 19-17 Italy
Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC One Wales
These next ten minutes are going to be huge.
How many times have we seen Wales be in the game in the first half but fall away in the second?
They've got to exhibit dominance in the next ten.
Wales 19-17 Italy
Lleucu George gets the game back under way, kicking towards the River Taff.
HT: Wales 19-17 Italy
Wales have not been behind at the break on home soil in the 2026 Six Nations.
Sean Lynn's side led 12-10 at half-time against Scotland in round one of the championship at Principality Stadium but were edged out 24-19.
When they hosted France here at Cardiff Arms Park it was 7-7 at the break before the visitors ran away with it 38-7.
Can they hold on for a precious win this afternoon?
HT: Wales 19-17 Italy
Rachel Taylor
Former Wales captain and coach on BBC Radio Wales
It's been a bit of a basketball game. There's been a couple of moments that haven't got Wales' way and a lot of learning for them.
HT: Wales 19-17 Italy
Image source, Getty ImagesWhile the teams take a breather here in Cardiff, let's have a look at what is to come on final weekend.
Next up Ireland lock horns with Scotland in Dublin (14:30 BST) with the hosts looking to cement third place.
After that comes an absolute cracker in Bordeaux when France take on England in a Grand Slam decider.
Can the French stop the Red Rose juggernaut and get a little bit of revenge for their World Cup semi-final defeat?
The world champions have displayed their impressive depth to cope with a lengthy list of absentees when going four from four but this is a serious test... and the Six Nations needs them to be pushed.
Wales 19-17 Italy
Sioned Harries
Former Wales captain on BBC One Wales
It's the perfect time to score and frankly we knew it was coming because that driving maul has been Wales' biggest threat in this campaign.
