Wales seek elusive win to reward growthpublished at 11:06 GMT
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Six Nations 2026
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So that’s your lot from Wales head coach Steve Tandy who has named an unchanged team for the first time in his reign to face Italy in Cardiff on Saturday.
He has kept faith in the players who shook title contenders Ireland in Dublin last week and believes that is a strong sign of “cohesion and consistency” in his squad’s performances.
And Wales will unleash their new try-scoring machine Rhys Carre.
But it is still three years – yes, really! – since Wales last won in the Six Nations and that was against Italy.
However, this is a VERY different Azzurri they face having already dispatched Scotland and England either side of narrowly losing to Ireland.
Italy are aiming to win three games in a Six Nations campaign for the first time.
Wales are holding onto their slimmest of slim hopes of avoiding the Wooden Spoon for the third year in a row.
So join us for what looks set to be a thrilling super Saturday when everything will be decided in this year’s Six Nations.