There can be loads of nerves in Cardiff tomorrow as Wales host Italy determined to keep away from the Six Nations wood spoon.
Wales should triumph in the event that they need to keep away from ending final – which might be their first time on the backside since 2003.
Italy can even be determined to indicate they’ve what it takes to compete within the Six Nations after repeatedly ending backside in years passed by.
And Italy head coach Gonzalo Quesada says the stress is on each side.
“A really troublesome match awaits us. The stress can be on each groups,” Quesada informed the Italian Rugby Federation’s official web site.
“Wales are hungry for factors, and they’ll say goodbye to one in all their biggest gamers of latest years – George North.
“In all, or virtually all, of their (Six Nations) matches that they had the chance to play on equal phrases with their opponents for sure moments.
“Within the second half towards Scotland and within the first hour of the battles towards England and France, so the defeats which have come aren’t actually that dangerous.”
