Rugby-Former great Dominguez still believes in bright future for Italy


FILE PHOTO: Italy's Diego Dominguez celebrates after his team beat Scotland during their Six Nations Championship rugby match at Flaminio stadium in Rome February 5. Italy won the match 34-20. VP//ME/File Photo

(Reuters) - Diego Dominguez, Italy's highest-ever points scorer, played a major role in their Six Nations beginnings and, despite their struggles since, is optimistic for Italian rugby's future.

Dominguez scored 983 points and without him Italy may not even be involved in the Six Nations today. He helped Italy to wins over Ireland, Scotland and France in the 90s, which paved the way for their inclusion.

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