Wales v Italy: Six Nations live I am certainly not being rested, as some have suggested. The response was a straightforward no" - Sam Warburton 14.25 Italy prop Martin Castrogiovanni, today commentating for the Beeb, has called this Welsh team the best he has played against. Agree? 14.15 Confirmation of team details are in folks... Wales XV: Halfpenny, Cuthbert, J. Davies, Roberts, North, Priestland, Phillips, Jenkins, Rees, A. Jones, A. Jones, Evans, Lydiate, Tipuric, Faletau. Replacements: Owens, James, Charteris, R. Jones, Webb, Hook, S. Williams. Italy XV: Masi, McLean, Canale, Sgarbi, Bergamasco, Burton, Semenzato, Lo Cicero, Ghiraldini, Cittadini, Geldenhuys, van Zyl, Zanni, Favaro, Parisse. Replacements: D'Apice, Staibano, Bortolami, Barbieri, Botes, Benvenuti, Toniolatti. Referee: George Clancy (IRFU) Warren Gatland's Triple Crown winners make two changes in the pack from their victory over England at Twickenham as flanker Justin Tipuric makes his first Test start in place of injured skipper Sam Warburton, and fit-again hooker Matthew Rees usurps Scarlets colleague Ken Owens in the front row. Prop Gethin Jenkins leads the side in Warburton's absence. Italy coach Jacques Brunel makes seven changes from their heavy defeat in Ireland including selecting Fabio Semenzato and Kris Burton instead of the injured Edoardo Gori and Tobias Botes at half-back. Goal-kicking wing Mirco Bergamasco returns after a shoulder injury. 14.10 YOU MUST READ THIS I think it's well worth taking a moment to read Brendan Gallagher's excellent interview with France coach Phillipe Saint-Andre, who talks movingly about his war hero grandfather - a member of the French Resistance during WW2 who was shot dead by the Germans, along with 16 compatriots, in a nearby mountain cave early one July morning in 1944. 14.05 It looks like Wales fly-half Rhys Priestland has a point to prove today if Telegraph Sport columnist Will Greenwood's assessment of his performance against England last week is anything to go by... When Wales visited Twickenham, the usually rock-solid Priestland went from world-class player to pub XV chopper. Priestland was also charged down, sent to the sin-bin, conceded two penalties, missed touch from penalties and dithered. 14.00 The record books suggest it will be a positive afternoon for Wales. Although defeats in Rome in 2003 and 2007 hang heavy around the neck, the only wobble in Wales came in 2006 when Italy shared 36 points with caretaker coach Scott Johnson's side. But this team is an altogether different beast. Expect more fireworks from Scott Williams, who will be itching to get off the bench and repeat his heroics against England. In case you'd forgotten, see video below... 13.55 Italy have made seven changes to the side beaten 42-10 by Ireland in Dublin. Coach Jacques Brunel makes four changes at forward, including a return for Andrea Lo Cicero, who wins his 94th cap. Behind, there are three alterations with Brunel desperate to see his side arrest a decline that has brought only five wins in their last 21 games. Sadly, it is likely to be a 16th defeat in 22. Who will win today's Six Nations clash at Millennium Stadium? 13.50 Good afternoon and welcome to what should be an action-packed day of Six Nations rugby. First up we have yours truly live blogging Wales v Italy and then Ben Coles will be joining you later to describe all the action in Dublin as Ireland entertain Scotland. First things first, the Welsh. It's three down two to go for Warren Gatland's men and today it's all about seeing off the pesky Italians and teeing up a potential winner-takes-all Six Nations decider against France... plus the small matter of winning the Grand Slam. The Azzurri, though, will be combative... they will be wholehearted... and they will be mighty hard to shift, but, if form is any guide, Wales will be comfortable winners.