Conor O’Shea laments Italy’s penalty count

Italy 7 Wales 33: Conor O’Shea says he wants to see Italy “refereed on a level playing field” after their RBS Six Nations campaign began with a 33-7 home defeat against Wales.

Wales staged a strong second-half recovery at Stadio Olimpico with tries in the final quarter from centre Jonathan Davies, plus wings Liam Williams and George North as they posted 30 unanswered points in the second period.

Full-back Leigh Halfpenny kicked 18 points as Wales reeled off an 11th successive victory over the Azzurri, who struck first with an Edoardo Gori try that fly-half Carlo Canna converted.