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Wales seeking first Six Nations victory for three years
Aaron Wainwright scores opening try and swiftly adds a second from close ange
Dewi Lake finishes lineout drive for third try for 21-0 lead at half-time
Dan Edwards seals bonus-point with fourth Wales try before adding drop goal puts hosts 31-0 ahead
Replacements Tommaso Di Bartolomeo and Tommaso Allan spark comeback.
Paulo Garbisi scores with final act but Italy miss out on claiming three wins in a Six Nations campaign for first time
Match report: Wales 31-17 Italy
Wainwright try, Edwards con
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyIt's a double for the Dragons forward, who finishes off after the lineout drive went close to the line.
Excellent finish by Wainwright and then Edwards makes it a seven-pointer from the left touchline.
Wales in a terrific position to end their Six Nations losing streak.
Wales 7-0 Italy
Italy are penalised at the breakdown and Wales turn down three points to go for the corner.
They go agonisingly close but Wainwright looks to have been held up over the line.
The officials will have a look at the footage.
On-field decision is try...
Wales 7-0 Italy
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales fly-half on BBC One
Italy's aerial battle is causing havoc in the Wales defensive.
Mee and Rees-Zammit have struggled with it.
Wales 7-0 Italy
What an opportunity this is, at home after two good performances, why not go and get win! Time to turn the tide!
Ben, Abergavenny
My birthday is tomorrow, oh how I’d love if Wales end their Six Nations losing streak. Best present ever!
Jacob, Presteigne
Wales 7-0 Italy
Wales have conceded four tries in every game this championship but they are defending superbly so far.
They've scrambled and come up with some big moments in their own half.
Italy starting to pose some questions through the lively Menoncello, though.
Wales 7-0 Italy
Superb tackle by Brex in midfield for Italy and the visitors kick into the 22 to put the pressure on.
However, Wales hold firm and not only defend their line but win a penalty.
More frustration for Italy.
Wales get a chance to push for another score just outside the 22 but then botch the lineout.
Wales 7-0 Italy
John Barclay
Former Scotland captain on BBC One
It came from the back of the line out, then he hit the front ball option and that line by Wainwright was incredible.
He's been Wales' most prominent character, that power.
What a try!
Wales 7-0 Italy
Please advise me. Wales and Italy players have begun this match picking up the ball and throwing it to their teammates. Is this within the rules?" - Confused England fan
JE, London
Wales 7-0 Italy
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales fly-half on BBC One
Wainwright has been absolutely phenomenal.
He breaks tackles, he put on the pressure, his running and his step.
He picks one guy out and runs over the top of him.
Pace and precision, phenomenal.
Wainwright try, Edwards con
Wales win their line out and then from the second phase it's a huge carry by Dragons number eight Aaron Wainwright, who bursts through tackles to open the scoring.
The Leicester-bound forward has carried hard all tournament and now is rewarded with a try.
Dan Edwards adds the extras.
That's just what Wales needed after that let off thanks to Garbisi's poor kick.
Wales 0-0 Italy
Terrific work by Ellis Mee to turn the action from one to the other.
Italy put the pressure on with a kick in behind but Mee and Rees-Zammit clear, then Mee chases hard to win a penalty after Alessandro Fusco struggles to gather.
Wales kick to the 22.
Wales 0-0 Italy
Quite a few of you are asking why the Principality Stadium roof is closed today.
Last year the Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) announced they would play all their home games 'indoors'.
It followed a change of protocol agreed with the Six Nations who previously required both teams to agree for the roof to be closed.
"We're maximising one of our greatest assets because when the roof is shut, the noise is intimidating," said stadium manager Mark Williams. "It's fantastic for both the fans and players."
Wales 0-0 Italy
Image source, Getty ImagesEllis Mee is penalised for being offside and Italy call for the kicking tee.
Paolo Garbisi pulls his effort to the right. He really should have slotted that one.
Even the announcer was caught out by that miss.
Wales 0-0 Italy
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales fly-half on BBC One
A cagey start and some errors creeping in from Wales.
Wales 0-0 Italy
Wales test the Italy defence but then turnover ball from Lorenzo Cannone sees Menoncello and Ioane race clear.
Wales scramble and turn it back over inside their 22. Penalty to the home side to release the pressure.
Italy will feel that they should have made more of that.
Wales 0-0 Italy
Josh Adams getting some treatment after a bang in an aerial contest.
Blair Murray is up in case he's needed... but the wing is good to continue.
Scrappy start from both teams.
Wales 0-0 Italy
Fantastic start what an aura that anthem just the crowd long overdue
Welsh Steve, Henley-on-Thames
Please can you explain why on earth the roof is closed?? I don't think I have 3ver seen the roof open, apart from when they first built it. Rugby is NOT an indoor sport!!! Please help me understand..
Caroline, Somerset
This is an outdoor game , open the roof , no rain forecast it's ridiculous that it is closed !
Clifford, Somerset
Wales 0-0 Italy
Gareth Davies
Former Wales fly-half & WRU chair Gareth Davies on BBC Radio Cymru
I feel the mood has lifted, it’s now changed from the past few games. The feeling now is the support and atmosphere is back.
The supporters are encouraging the team and the boys. We saw the games against France and Scotland, where their supporters out sung us and we need to win the singing battle also on the field.
Wales 0-0 Italy
Turnover ball gets the home crowd excited and Rees-Zammit gets Wales into the Italy half.
It's followed by a rumble by Rhys Carre - who is now a fans' favourite -as Wales start with a good attack but they then turn the ball over just outside Italy's 22.
Wales 0-0 Italy
Why have Wales got the roof closed again? This is an outdoor game, surely should only be allowed when the weather is poor?
Richard, Sale
Is there any specific reason Wales seem to play all home games with the roof of the Millennium Stadium closed? I could understand it in hurricane season, but it seems to be a lovely day in Cardiff!
Neil, Edinburgh
I find it very disrespectful having the anthems in the dark. What's with it? !!!! Let's get back to rugby and less of the American razzamatazz !!!!!
Jayne, Penarth
