Wales' struggles in the Six Nations continued against Italy, raising questions and adding extra pressure on Warren Gatland

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ROME (Reuters) -Italy dominated proceedings but almost let Wales back into the game before closing out a 22-15 victory in the Six Nations Championship on Saturday and condemning their visitors to a lowest ever place in the world rankings.

The consequences for Warren Gatland, Wales' longest serving coach, were dim before the do-or-die match as he's overseen a national record losing streak that's stretched to 14 test

Optimism is swelling again for Scotland but a first win over Ireland in 10 games may be a must for a genuine Six Nations title challenge

Italy dominated proceedings but almost let Wales back into the game before closing out a 22-15 victory in the Six Nations Championship on Saturday and condemning their visitors to a lowest ever place in the world rankings.

Italy dominated proceedings but almost let Wales back into the game before closing out a 22-15 victory in the Six Nations on Saturday.

Wales rugby fans have demanded that Warren Gatland is sacked in the wake of their Six Nations defeat to Italy on Saturday. The 61-year-old's side have struggled over the past 18 months or so and were put to the sword by an inspired Italy side in Rome.

Wales have suffered a major blow ahead of their Six Nations clash with Italy, as duo Liam Williams and Dafydd Jenkins have pulled out at the 11th hour. Fullback Williams has suffered a knee injury, while Jenkins misses out through illness.