Wales Vs Italy: Wales coach Wayne Pivac refutes 'casual' choice against Italy

Wales coach Wayne Pivac maintains his team will admiration Italy after seven changes ahead of the Six Nations final. Johnny McNicholl, Gareth Davies, Dewi Lake, Louis Rees-Zammit, Dillon Lewis Willis Halaholo and record holder Alun Wyn Jones were all changes to the team that lost 13-9 to France. Six Nations 2022 fans can buy Wales Vs Italy Tickets from our website.

Wayne Pivac maintains his team will admiration Italy after seven changes

"I trust in your team, I don't consider it's inconsiderate," said Pivac.

Players who retired include Liam Williams, Jonathan Davies, Will Rowlands, Alex Cuthbert, and Tomas Francis, while Tomas Williams and Ryan Elias were injured.

The rear three, centre front, centre back, front row and second-row combination have all changed from defeat to France, with only Josh Navidi, Seb Davies and Taulupe Faletau. The rear unit remains unchanged.

"There have been some good options in recent weeks," Pivac added.

"There are some injuries to an arrangement with It's about showing confidence and trust in our team and in some circumstances.

"We consider we can get a consequence and we will work towards that this weekend with the teams we have named.

Asked if he thought it was his best team, Pivac replied: "This is the team we want to choose for this match and we have shown confidence in the team."

Italy has lost 36 games to Six Nations in a row and is facing another distemper.

Wales have made just five efforts in four matches in this competition and have taken just three penalties against France by Captain Dan Biggar.

“Our opponents may well be the team in the world that just scored 40 points in the All Blacks,” added Pivac.

Captain Dan Biggar have taken just three penalties against France

"We are not distant away. Is the current dose exactly what we want? No. Can it recover? Yes, it can and we will annoy that this weekend."

Pivac trusts Wales have shown growth this season as they battle to finish third.

An additional win over Italy on Saturday could put Wales in third place, dependent on how England and Scotland play in the final game.

The defending champions of Wales got off to a poor start against Ireland as England and France fell further, albeit by eight points together.

They also played without injured British and Irish Lions Alun Wyn Jones, Josh Navidi, Justin Tipuric, Leigh Halfpenny, George North, Ken Owens and Taulupe Faletau.

Navidi and Faletau are now back in the beginning squad, with Jones returning this weekend after missing more than four months with a shoulder injury, earning his 150th cap in Wales.

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