As Rio Dyer sent the ball flying into the Stadio Olimpico stands, George North punched the air wildly in delight. Then, for good measure, he did it again.
Elsewhere around the pitch in Rome, those in red simply embraced as much out of relief as anything else. At the fourth attempt, Wales had finally delivered Warren Gatland a victory on his second spell in the job.
Of course, this was for the collective them more than just any one person. As the dust refuses to settle on the strike action that never happened and the fallout from that, the comment from Gatland over a "significant split" in the squad probably only served to pour fuel on the notion that all is not well in camp.
