First success for the Azzurri at the VI Nations 2011 and the first claim against the Bleus in the tournament. At Flaminio, Parisse and his companions require 22-21 after an exciting race. "I'm really proud of my team, is perhaps the best win of my career", explains Nick Mallett at the end of the meeting.
The French had a desire to return to Rome after the defeat remedied success with England. "If we are not 100% risk of losing," these statements from the relevant guests on the eve the race.
Chabal and his associates have now tried to set the match according to their best feature: speed. The Italians have responded with discipline, physical and determination. At the break the result was 6-8, the result of a goal of Clerc (unprocessed) and three kick, one for cockerels and two Bergamasco.
The first ten minutes of the resumption of dedicated open bleu, ranging in half with Parra (transformed) and another kick dig the groove: 18-6. The meeting seems to have taken the road to Paris, but the Azzurri will react with the heart. Fewer errors from the line of touche (although Bergamasco fails two kicks) so aggressively and allow the comeback. Masi is in goal, Bergamasco transformed. The home side back to within five points away.
The race is now playing on the edge of the nerves. France scored a kick, but failed to drop a (three-point attempt on the action). Italy curls three free kicks, the last a few minutes from the end. Bergamasco transforms and gives the advantage to Italy.
The game is not over, we must defend. The blues do well, so go out into the void the final attempt of the guests. After two minutes of recovery, the oval goes out. Italy can celebrate its eighth successful ever in the competition, the first against the Alps. Now you can look with hope to the Scottish trip, which will close the tournament. Scale, however, hopes to win the French title.
"It looks like a good rugby team, everyone contributed to this victory," said the coach Mallett. The blue party can begin.
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