Even in the Eternal City, time could be running out for the Wales head coach after a 14th Test defeat in a row.

Warren Gatland’s Wales future under more scrutiny after Italy defeat - Wales have lost eight successive Six Nations games during record run.

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The Six Nations wooden spoon is heading Wales' way again after it lost to Italy 22-15 and earned more unwanted records in Rome.

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Warren Gatland's position as Wales head coach was left hanging by a thread after his team lost 22-15 against Italy at Stadio Olimpico and lurched towards a second successive Six Nations wooden spoon.

WARREN GATLAND’S Wales sank to a new low as Italy completed back-to-back wins over the Dragons for the first time. This was men against boys, with the hosts shoving Welsh faces into the

Watch as Wales head coach Warren Gatland says his side's 22-15 defeat to Italy in the Six Nations was "very frustrating".

Head coach Warren Gatland said he and his Wales team are feeling the pressure after Saturday's Six Nations defeat to Italy took their record-breaking losing streak to 14 Tests. "You definitely feel the pressure,

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.