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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
HT: Wales 19-17 Italy
Ceri Coleman-Phillips
BBC Sport Wales rugby reporter at Cardiff Arms Park
Just like they were in Parma last year, Wales are in the fight at half-time.
Italy pulled away and put a record score on their opponents on that occassion, but you get the sense that this is going to be a close battle right up until the final whistle.
Three tries apiece but Wales have the edge thanks to that conversion with the final kick of the half.
Can Sean Lynn's side avoid a repeat of last year's nightmare second half in Italy?
Kelsey Jones (Con: Keira Bevan)
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyPerfectly done by the pack - Kelsey Jones hits her jumper and then guides the drive over the line.
That's the result of training ground graft.
Keira Bevan adds the extras and Wales move into the lead.
Wales 12-17 Italy
Aiono and Keight with big charges and Wales work to within five metres, where they are given another penalty.
George kicks right into the corner...
Wales 12-17 Italy
Huge scrum from Wales to win a penalty. It's kicked to just outside the 22.
Can they create something to level, or snatch the lead, before the break after playing with the wind at their backs in the first half?
Wales 12-17 Italy
Gareth Bailey
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff Arms Park
The Italian defensive line is coming up very quickly with the outside centre and wing higher up then their inside defenders to form a net around the Welsh midfield.
You can tell they're looking for the interception and really closing down the time Lleucu George has to pull the strings for Wales.
Heads up rugby essential for Wales' attack here.
Wales 12-17 Italy
Cennydd Davies
Commentator on BBC Radio Wales
It was so simple from an Italian perspective.
History repeats itself. As soon as Wales get back on level terms, Italy up the ante.
Wales 12-17 Italy
Caryl James
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Cymru
Nothing there was putting any strain on the Italian defence. They were comfortable enough in putting their tackles in.
Keira Bevan gets isolated and they're over the ball so quickly.
Wales 12-17 Italy
Wales kick a penalty into the 22 and this time get some joy out of the driving line-out.
Keight with another strong carry, followed by George going alone and then some hard carries by the forwards.
An absolutely huge hit on Cox stalls the progress and then Italy get over the ball to snuff out the attack with a penalty for holding on.
Alyssa D'Inca
Well Wales weren't level for long.
That will infuriate the coaching staff because it is far, far too easy for Italy with wing Alyssa D'Inca going over down the right.
Centre Sillari with the final pass after offloads against rather passive defence.
Wales 12-12 Italy
Philippa Tuttiett
Former Wales international on BBC One Wales
Carys Cox needs to buy a lottery ticket because she is one lucky girl.
Carys Cox (Con: Keira Bevan)
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyControversy in Cardiff.
Lovely move to put the centre running free but she drops the ball in the act of grounding it.
A moment of class to create the opening - with Keight putting her midfield partner through - but it is botched...
Or so it seemed.
The officials are happy that there was no separation and give the try. Bizarre!
It feels that Wales have got away with one there, but it's level again.
Wales 5-12 Italy
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyANOTHER huge burst by Courtney Keight to get Wales into the 22.
A high tackle wins a penalty that is kicked to the corner.
Can Wales strike?
Wales 5-12 Italy
Italy win a penalty and - playing into the wind - opt for a quick tap only to knock the ball on.
Wales have a chance to counter but then Carys Cox spills it.
Scrappy.
Wales 5-12 Italy
Ceri Coleman-Phillips
BBC Sport Wales rugby reporter at Cardiff Arms Park
Keira Bevan spoke this week the importance of looking after the ball, so far, they've not done that.
They're coughing up possession way too easily.
Wales 5-12 Italy
Italy fly-half Veronica Madia is bringing the line speed to try and spook the Welsh attackers.
It works as a knock-on ends the home side's bid for a leveller.
Courtney Keight getting Wales going forward from midfield but they are lacking a bit of cutting edge behind so far.
Wales 5-12 Italy
Wales rumble into the 22 with a driving line-out but are then turned over.
Italy clear but are kicking into the win and we are back where it all started with a Welsh line-out just outside the 22.
Wales 5-12 Italy
Another injury concern for Wales with tight-head Sisilia Tuipulotu, who has been prominent around the park, getting treatment.
The prop is good to continue and is straight into a scrum on halfway.
It's very solid and then Wales win a penalty from the resulting phase, Italy slow to retreat.
George kicks to just outside the 22.
Wales 5-12 Italy
Rachel Taylor
Former Wales captain and coach on BBC Radio Wales
Lleucu George could have kept that ball in hand because there were numbers and she could have had a bit more composure on the ball.
Wales have to retaliate from that try now.
Wales 5-12 Italy
Gareth Bailey
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff Arms Park
That will really frustrate Sean Lynn.
The team have been putting better attacking phases together but then hitting the self-destruct button with the kick charge down that leads to a 50 metre run in seven-pointer.
A bit more heads up rugby required in attack for Wales, they've shown they can do it with Keight's try but that grubber attempt wasn't it.
