Wales will be looking to end their 2022 Six Nations with a resounding win over Italy in front of a packed Principality Stadium. The occasion will see captain Dan Biggar and Alun Wyn Jones run out for their 100th and 150th Wales caps respectively.
Wayne Pivac's men can no longer defend their title after defeats to Ireland, England and France, but after a win over Scotland they can finish as high as third in the table - as long as Scotland and England both lose their away fixtures without any bonus points.
Italy, meanwhile, come into the Welsh capital contest off the back of a promising second-half display against Scotland in Rome, albeit one which ended in a 33-22 defeat to leave them winless in the 2022 campaign. They go in search for their first Six Nations win since 2015 to end a miserable run of 36 defeats in the tournament.
