Six Nations rugby: Italy is growing, but Twickenham is not enough
Losing at Twickenham with an all-in-all narrow gap and leaving the field with the anger of someone who knew that much more could be done in the Oval Temple: win, why not? Yes, today the Italy of rugby is quite different from the inevitable blows of the past. After a first half to forget, the Azzurri - who lost captain Lamaro through injury and with one player down for 20 minutes - did better than England in the second half: scoring two tries with Riccioni and Fusco, running at breakneck speed with the elf Capuozzo, battling over each clod with Negri and Fischetti.
