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Was this Italy’s chance? The home team’s shoulders appear to droop slightly as they kick the ball in their own half.

Another Irish score would probably kill him. They will feed the attack halfway through.

Frustration cries from the Italian crowd – it looks like your chance has been slain!

Great to start, it’s a delightful inside ball that takes new man Giovanni Pettinelli into space.

There’s an overlap, and it looks like fast hands will likely lead to a certain score, but instead the option is to cross over – and Federico Ruzza is horrified as he tries in vain to chase him, the log not fast enough from the lock foot to land before he touches it.

Conor Murray is replaced by Craig Casey, while Andrew Porter is replaced by Dave Kilcoyne.

Italy is playing fast and loose, as it has been doing all afternoon. Ireland knocked down a faulty Italian pass.

35 meters away, dead spot – simple, straight and right.

Penalty to Ireland. Johnny Sexton doesn’t look too pleased alongside Garry Ringrose in the luxury seats, but his backup Ross Byrne will have the opportunity to extend the visitors’ lead from the tee.

Italy continues to struggle, returning in enough numbers to neutralize a kick from Ireland that seemed to bother them. A high kick is handled equally well.

Italy will definitely not die wondering! Off, they throw a caution (and ball) into the wind with a wide pass from behind their line.

There seems to be almost no room for Juan Ignacio Brex to land a cleanup as the Irish defensive line approaches, but the center is doing a great job and finding contact halfway through.

No try – Bundee Aki lost control on the ground!

All looked good for Ireland as Aki stood up to cross the last two yards of the line, but fell to his knees with a low interception, center briefly losing control. TMO has three or four more looks at it to be sure, but it’s pretty obvious – one hit, no try and an Italian delay.

Sharp handling within wide limits and Bundee Aki takes his second shot!

This is very similar to the Italy-France match so far – hoping to avoid the kind of tense finish that Fabien Galthie’s side has endured, Andy Farrell sends in his concealers: Dan Sheehan and Peter O’Mahony arrive to bolster the pack.

Sheehan makes her first line-up.