Berbizier wants more improvement from Azzurri

Italy will be looking to put down a marker ahead of their probable winner-takes-all Pool C match against Scotland when they meet Portugal at the Parc des Princes tomorrow.

Tue, 18 Sep, 2007 - 15:55

Italy will be looking to put down a marker ahead of their probable winner-takes-all Pool C match against Scotland when they meet Portugal at the Parc des Princes tomorrow.

The Azzurri have struggled for form at the World Cup, having been thrashed 76-14 by New Zealand in their opener and then scraping past Romania 24-18 last week.

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