Ange Capuozzo scores the game's first try after a lovely dummy and kick from Paolo Garbisi. He's [Taulupe Faletau] been Wales' most important player for 15 years. That's how I see Toby. I think he's absolutely world class. Wales leave it late to mount comeback, but fall short despite Italy finishing with two men in the sin bin.

The Six Nations wooden spoon is heading Wales' way again after it lost to Italy 22-15 and earned more unwanted records on Saturday. Wales has never suffered consecutive last-place finishes in the tournament's 142-year history but that's almost guaranteed next month.

Wales are in desperate need of a victory in the Eternal City as they travel to Rome to take on Italy in the Six Nations. Warren Gatland's side have suffered a record 13 consecutive Test defeats and were thrashed 43-0 by France in their opening Six Nations game last weekend.