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Title: Italy shock France in Rome
Post by: Mike Stenson (RIP) on March 12, 2011, 04:54:30 PM

Italy shock France in Rome
2011-03-12 18:23

Rome - Mirco Bergamasco kicked a penalty five minutes from time and then Italy held firm to stun France in a historic 22-21 victory at the Stadio Flaminio on Saturday.

It was the hosts' first ever Six Nations win against the French, whose championship hopes are all but in tatters following a second successive defeat.

For Italy this stunning and dogged performance will have banished memories of their 59-13 capitulation to England at Twickenham earlier this season.

Bergamasco kicked five penalties and a conversion for a personal haul of 17 points with man-of-the-match Andrea Masi adding Italy's try.
Title: Re: Italy shock France in Rome
Post by: Michael Alexander on March 12, 2011, 04:55:54 PM
Way to go Italy!!!! Sorry Patricia!

numberone
Title: Re: Italy shock France in Rome
Post by: toonfandangl on March 13, 2011, 11:36:58 AM
Looks like the French are gone in the Six Nations Rugby..................................... image04

4 Feb, 19:45      Wales 19 - 26 England       Millennium Stadium, Cardiff, WAL
5 Feb, 14:30    Italy 11 - 13 Ireland    Stadio Flaminio, Rome, ITA
5 Feb, 17:00    France 34 - 21 Scotland    Stade de France, Paris Saint-Denis, FRA
12 Feb, 14:30    England 59 - 13 Italy    Twickenham, London, ENG
12 Feb, 17:00    Scotland 6 - 24 Wales    Murrayfield, Edinburgh, SCO
13 Feb, 15:00    Ireland 22 - 25 France    Aviva Stadium, Dublin, IRL
26 Feb, 14:30    Italy 16 - 24 Wales    Stadio Flaminio, Rome, ITA
26 Feb, 17:00    England 17 - 9 France    Twickenham, London, ENG
27 Feb, 15:00    Scotland 18 - 21 Ireland    Murrayfield, Edinburgh, SCO
12 Mar, 14:30    Italy 22 - 21 France    Stadio Flaminio, Rome, ITA
12 Mar, 17:00    Wales 19 - 13 Ireland    Millennium Stadium, Cardiff, WAL
13 Mar, 15:00    England v Scotland    Twickenham, London, ENG
19 Mar, 14:30    Scotland v Italy    Murrayfield, Edinburgh, SCO
19 Mar, 17:00    Ireland v England    Aviva Stadium, Dublin, IRL
19 Mar, 19:45    France v Wales       Stade de France, Paris Saint-Denis, FRA