Wales arrived at Stadio Flaminio in pursuit of a comprehensive victory to revive their RBS 6 Nations title hopes.
The reigning Six Nations champions, beaten by France last time out, showed nine changes from that Paris setback, including starts for centre Gavin Henson, fly-half James Hook, prop Rhys Thomas and flanker Dafydd Jones.
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