Wales coach Steve Tandy has named an unchanged team for their Guinness Six Nations finale against Italy, aiming to end a 1,099-day win drought. Despite finishing bottom of the table, Tandy praised the squad’s cohesion after their competitive 27-17 loss to Ireland in Dublin. "We need to go up another level," Tandy said, highlighting improved performances against France and Scotland as stepping stones. The only alteration sees Blair Murray replacing Louie Hennessey on the bench, with Principality Stadium hosting the critical home fixture.