What time is kick off for Wales v Italy today?
Italy v Wales kicks off at 5pm (UK time) on Sunday, June 20.
What time is the Welsh Rugby kick off today?
Wales v England takes the Saturday late afternoon kick-off slot, beginning at 4.45pm. Wayne Pivac’s men are on course for a Grand Slam if they can emerge victorious over Eddie Jones’ side, who lost to Scotland in their opener before bouncing back against Italy.
What time does Wales kick off on Saturday?
What time is kick-off? Wales v Argentina is being played on Saturday, July 17, and kicks off at 3pm at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff.
What time is Italy v Wales?
What time is kick-off? Italy v Wales will kick off at 5pm.
What time is Wales France kick off?
8.05pm
France vs Wales gets underway at 8.05pm on Wednesday, June 2.
Where can I watch Six Nations?
BBC Sport.
What channel is Wales v France on?
The game will be shown live on S4C and Sky Sports Football. Subscribers can stream the match via the Sky Go app.
What channel is Wales rugby on Saturday?
Wales’ 2021 summer rugby international fixtures, kick-off times and TV details. Wales v Canada, Saturday, July 3, 3pm – live on BBC Two Wales from 2.45pm, highlights on S4C.
When is Italy v Wales kick off time?
Here’s everything you need to know about Saturday’s clash in Rome. What time is Italy v Wales kick-off? Italy v Wales kicks off at 2.15pm UK time/3.15pm local time on Saturday, March 13, at Rome’s Stadio Olimpico. What TV channel is Italy v Wales on?
When do Wales play Italy in Six Nations?
Wales will be hoping to get their Six Nations defence off to the perfect start when they host Italy at the Principality Stadium on Saturday, February 1. It’s Wayne Pivac’s debut Six Nations match in charge, and the first time Wales are back in action since the win over the Barbarians back in November.
Who are the substitutes for Italy v Wales?
On the bench, Rhys Carre, Jake Ball and Lloyd Williams all come into the squad, joining replacements Elliot Dee, Leon Brown, Aaron Wainwright, Callum Sheedy and Willis Halaholo. As for Italy, Pembrokeshire-born Gloucester scrum-half Stephen Varney is fit to start and his return to the side marks one of five changes.
What was the score between Italy and Wales?
Wales remain on course for the Grand Slam after producing a thoroughly professional display to thump Italy 48-7 in Rome. All the damage was done in the first half, with tries from Josh Adams, Taulupe Faletau and two from Ken Owens wrapping up the bonus point inside the first half hour.
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