Wales v Italy LIVE: Result and reaction from Six Nations as brilliant Azzurri stun struggling hosts

And are Italy starting to slip? Back-to-back penalties, the first for a high tackle, the second for going off their feet at a ruck, and Wales return to advanced territory.

Given! Wales have a glimpse!

Italy may moan but I think that is a fair call - Elliot Dee had been tackled a metre or so shy, but it was the defenders hauling him towards the line rather than his teammates, with no unfair propulsion from the floor by the hooker, either. His grounding is good, too - Sam Costelow adds the extras and we might just have a game on our hands.

Now, this is interesting - there looks to be a grounding but has it been placed cleanly, and was the tackle complete first? Plenty for Joy Neville to sift through.

Advantage coming for Wales, an offside defender up in Aaron Wainwright’s face too soon. Can they break their duck? Manuel Zuliani looks to have his limbs locked around the ball as Wales fight for inches but we’re going upstairs for a look...

Williams has hurt himself, though - the scrum half limps off and is replaced by Kieran Hardy. He’s had a good tournament amid the chaos and carnage elsewhere.

Italy’s clearance was poor; Elliot Dee will throw his lineout ten metres from the line.

Seb Negri does now take leave, Manuel Zuliani onto the field.

But it’s Wales on the attack! Metres up the right, a clean break up the left from Rio Dyer and Tomos Williams is dragged down five short.

Somehow, though, Italy pilfer breakdown ball! Their three back rowers are all involved, Michele Lamaro and replacements Zuliani and Ross Vintcent combining to keep Wales out again. Remarkable.

“For me, it is accidental - he is trying to compete for the ball,” Mathieu Ryanal explains, and Joy Neville is in agreement after the pair make sure to check the footage at real speed. No foul play, no sanction - and both Pani and Grady are ok to continue, the latter now with a healthy band of strapping around his bonce. That could have been nasty.

TMO Joy Neville does want a look. Pani had gone in to try and gather before appearing to try and pull out with Grady getting his fingers around the ball, but by then the collision was inevitable. How will the officials view this?

Paolo Garbisi leaps high and claims a kick impressively, accelerating as he hits the deck to pierce two defenders and make ten metres or so. Martin Page-Relo slows things down and kicks deep, forcing Wales to play from their own territory.

Yikes! A Sam Costelow chip leads to a nasty collision and a possible clash of heads - it was Mason Grady and Lorenzo Pani contesting the bouncing ball and it appears the Italian has come off worse. Will the TMO want to look at his challenge, though, with Grady getting his hands to the ball?

Italy introduce Mirco Spagnolo and Gianmarco Lucchesi, Danilo Fischetti and Giacomo Nicotera replace after enterprising engagements throughout. Sebastian Negri trudges towards the touchline, too, though it appears the flanker will be with us for a while longer yet, with no replacement readied.