Italy condemn Wales to another Six Nations Wooden Spoon
Summary
Italy beat Wales 43-24 in a Women's Six Nations rugby match in Cardiff, handing Wales their ninth straight loss and their third consecutive wooden spoon, meaning they finished last in the tournament again. Italy scored six tries and showed strong performance, pulling away after halftime, while Wales scored four tries but could not keep up.Key Facts
- Italy won Wales 43-24 in the Women's Six Nations rugby match.
- Wales lost nine matches in a row and finished last in the Six Nations for the third time in a row.
- The match was close at halftime, with both teams scoring three tries each.
- Italy scored six tries in total, with players Ostuni Minuzzi, Granzotto, D'Inca, and Sgorbini scoring multiple times.
- Wales scored four tries by Keight, Cox, Jones, and Powell, with conversions by Bevan.
- Italy dominated the second half after Wales became tired defending.
- Wales head coach Sean Lynn has won only one of 15 tests since he started coaching.
- Italy's win was their second in the current tournament, showing improvement.
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