Italy vs. Scotland: Italy Looking to Win at Home and Dominate the Visitors

After a break of one week, the Six Nations tournament is resuming from Saturday in Rome as Italy takes on the visitors Scotland. After an in-depth resource analysis carried out by both teams, we are expecting to see a few new faces in the upcoming game. According to recent sources, Scotland’s Coach, Gregor Townsend, has praised Adam Hastings for making a comeback in the middle of the tournament after missing out on the initial lineup made in February. So far, Italy and Scotland have played 33 games against each other, from which Scotland has won 25 games, and Italy has won 8 games. Though Italy aren’t the favorites to win the tournament or the upcoming game, they can definitely put on some show in front of their home crowd.

Though Italy is playing at home, they aren’t the favorites of winning as Scotland is in amazing form this season, with many front-line heroes making a comeback in the team. With 3 losses in 3 games, Italy is definitely off the tracks of winning the Six Nations title this year. Italy started its campaign against France and lost by a margin of 27 points. Then they were taken to the cleaners by England (33-0), and then it was Ireland who struck Gold and nail in the coffin of Italy with a win by (57-6). Italy is yet to play Scotland and Wales; hopefully, they can play with positivity and win a single game in front of their home crowd.

• Michele Lamaro;
• Toa Halafihi;
• Ignacio Brex;
• Pietro Ceccarelli;
• Giacomo Nicotera.

For the upcoming game against Italy, Scotland are likely to promote their benched players and win the game in style. With Adam hasting and a few other players back in the squad, they would be looking to come hard at Italy and keep their flag high in Rome. Scotland managed to defeat England in their opening game of the competition, but after that, they lost track and got defeated against Wales (20-17) and France (17-36). The upcoming fixture is an ideal opportunity for Scotland to secure a win and get themselves going again.

• Darcy Graham;
• Stuart Hogg;
• Hamish Watson;
• Adam Hastings;
• George Turner.

Italy is certainly out of the tournament with no chances to win against Scotland tomorrow. Though it would be a fun-filled game for the viewers as Scotland look to experience a few new players and make possible replacements after the first half. Scotland is likely to win and get its winning form back in the competition.