Wales v Italy to kick-off Six Nations Super Sunday

Wales v Italy to kick-off Six Nations Super Sunday Image source, Huw Evans Picture Agency/Getty ImagesImage caption, Sisilia Tuipulotu will join fellow prop Silvia Turani at Harlequins next seasonByCeri Coleman-PhillipsBBC Sport WalesPublished3 hours agoWales return to Cardiff Arms Park on Sunday looking to salvage something from what has been another disappointing Six Nations campaign. Despite showing grit against the tournament's heavyweights, Sean Lynn's side are yet to pick up a win and are at serious risk of a third consecutive Wooden Spoon. Opponents Italy head to the Welsh capital with a victory already under their belts and full of confidence after becoming the first team in nearly a decade to score five tries against England. The Azzurri could finish as high as third - their best finish in seven years - if Ireland fail to beat Scotland in Dublin (14:30). England and France will then bring the curtain down on the Championship when they battle for the Grand Slam in Bordeaux (16:45).Women's Six Nations: Fixtures, results, standings and BBC coveragePublished7 days agoWales switch 'non-negotiable' for new cap ProtheroPublished3 days agoTeam newsWales have made just the one starting change, with Seren Singleton preferred to Hannah Dallavalle who moves to the bench.Singleton made her debut on the wing in the opening round against Scotland and also started against France and England, before being dropped for Ireland.Italy have made four starting changes, with Francesca Granzotto getting the nod on the wing ahead of Aura Muzzo.Francesca Sgorbini and Giordana Duca come into the back row, while Gaia Maris returns at prop.The game will be the final outing for Valeria Fedrighi, with the lock retiring after 72 caps, 10 Six Nations and three World Cups.View from the campsWales head coach Sean Lynn said: "We will need all the grit, determination and physicality we have shown throughout this tournament against a very capable Italy side."We...