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[2025 Six Nations] Italy vs Wales - 08/02/25

I think Italy are looking like a very good, disciplined team, doing exactly what the established 6N sides did to them in the past. Keep it simple, win collisions and the tight, decent set piece, take points on offer and build a lead. That puts pressure on Wales, hunt the inevitable mistakes, play territory and try to go when it's on.
At the moment in terms of their development, beating Wales again in terrible conditions is the first task. As much as I'd love a BP win, they have to be practical.
 
I think Italy are looking like a very good, disciplined team, doing exactly what the established 6N sides did to them in the past. Keep it simple, win collisions and the tight, decent set piece, take points on offer and build a lead. That puts pressure on Wales, hunt the inevitable mistakes, play territory and try to go when it's on.
Weather has spoiled a bit, but spot on
 
I think Italy are looking like a very good, disciplined team, doing exactly what the established 6N sides did to them in the past. Keep it simple, win collisions and the tight, decent set piece, take points on offer and build a lead. That puts pressure on Wales, hunt the inevitable mistakes, play territory and try to go when it's on.
It's very basic 10 man rugby though. Conditions don't help but they're definitely not unleashing their best operators. Menoncello has been anonymous for example.
 
BTW that shoulder to head of Wainwright wasn't too different in danger to the Adams one. Perhaps Wainwright should have gone to the floor and made a meal of it too?
 
I think Italy are looking like a very good, disciplined team, doing exactly what the established 6N sides did to them in the past. Keep it simple, win collisions and the tight, decent set piece, take points on offer and build a lead. That puts pressure on Wales, hunt the inevitable mistakes, play territory and try to go when it's on.
Good coaching vs poor coaching
 
That's more than double movement, he's pumping him legs on the ground but gaining little traction due to the surface.
 
How can Adams come back on when there's still 17 seconds left on the yellow card?
 

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