History of rugby union matches between Italy and Wales

Italy and Wales have played each other at rugby union since 1996. A total of 14 matches have been played, with Wales winning 11, Italy winning two and one drawn match.[1]

Overall summary

Details Played Won by Italy Won by Wales Drawn Italy points Wales points
In Italy 8 2 6 0 158 248
In Wales 0 8 1 0 147 316
Neutral venue 1 0 1 0 15 27
Overall 18 2 15 1 320 591
Date Venue Home Team Away Team Score Competition Winner Match report
26 February 2011 Stadio Flaminio, Rome  Italy  Wales 16 – 24 2011 Six Nations  Wales
20 March 2010 Millennium Stadium, Cardiff  Wales  Italy 33 – 10 2010 Six Nations  Wales
14 March 2009 Stadio Flaminio, Rome  Italy  Wales 15 – 20 2009 Six Nations  Wales
23 February 2008 Millennium Stadium, Cardiff  Wales  Italy 47 – 8 2008 Six Nations  Wales
10 March 2007 Stadio Flaminio, Rome  Italy  Wales 23 – 20 2007 Six Nations  Italy
11 March 2006 Millennium Stadium, Cardiff  Wales  Italy 18 – 18 2006 Six Nations draw
12 February 2005 Stadio Flaminio, Rome  Italy  Wales 8 – 38 2005 Six Nations  Wales
27 March 2004 Millennium Stadium, Cardiff  Wales  Italy 44 – 10 2004 Six Nations  Wales
25 October 2003 Bruce Stadium, Canberra  Italy  Wales 15 – 27 2003 Rugby World Cup  Wales
15 February 2003 Stadio Flaminio, Rome  Italy  Wales 30 – 22 2003 Six Nations  Italy
2 March 2002 Millennium Stadium, Cardiff  Wales  Italy 44 – 20 2002 Six Nations  Wales
8 April 2001 Stadio Flaminio, Rome  Italy  Wales 23 – 33 2001 Six Nations  Wales
19 February 2000 Millennium Stadium, Cardiff  Wales  Italy 47 – 16 2000 Six Nations  Wales
20 March 1999 Stadio Comunale di Monigo, Treviso  Italy  Wales 21 – 60  Wales
7 February 1998 Stradey Park, Llanelli  Wales  Italy 23 – 20  Wales
5 October 1996 Stadio Olimpico, Rome  Italy  Wales 22 – 31  Wales
16 January 1996 National Stadium, Cardiff  Wales  Italy 31 – 26  Wales
12 October 1994 National Stadium, Cardiff  Wales  Italy 29 – 19  Wales

References

  1. ^ WRU Results Archive
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