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Italy keep faith for Rome clash against NZ

Coach Conor O'Shea has kept faith with the side that lost to Australia last weekend, as his Italy side prepare to face New Zealand in Rome.

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Wing Luca Sperandio has been drafted in for the injured Mattia Bellini in the only change to Italy's side for their meeting with world champions New Zealand in Rome on Saturday.

Coach Conor O'Shea kept faith with the side that lost 26-7 to Australia in Padua last weekend, where Bellini scored Italy's only try.

"A great challenge awaits us against the current world champions. We must have the same approach against Australia in the field," O'Shea told a news conference.

"We want to end the November Test matches with a good performance playing our best rugby."

Italy have lost to Ireland and Australia this month but did beat Georgia 28-17 in Florence, where Sperandio started the match.

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The All Blacks have won all 13 previous Tests between the two countries.

Italy team: Jayden Hayward, Tommaso Benvenuti, Michele Campagnaro, Tommaso Castello, Luca Sperandio, Tommaso Allan, Tito Tebaldi, Braam Steyn, Jake Polledri, Sebastian Negri, Dean Budd, Alessandro Zanni, Simone Ferrari, Leonardo Ghiraldini (capt), Andrea Lovotti. Reps: Luca Bigi, Cherif Traore, Tiziano Pasquali, Marco Fuser, Johan Meyer, Guglielmo Palazzani, Luca Morisi, Edoardo Padovani.


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