ROME (Reuters) - On the face of it, Italy’s 2019 Six Nations campaign ended much like those before it.
A final-day defeat to France in Rome left them bottom of the table, having lost every game for the fourth year in a row. To make matters worse, it extended their losing run in the competition to 22 matches, a new tournament record.
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