ITALY  20 V SCOTLAND  14
  COMPETITION: 6 Nations International Championship
  VENUE: Stadio Flamino, Rome DATE: 6 March,2004 SPECTATORS:
  REFEREE: Nigel Whitehouse (Wales) HALFTIME: 9-9  
  SCORERS: SCORERS:
  TRIES: Webster TRIES: Ongaro
  CONVERSIONS: CONVERSIONS:
  PENALTY GOALS: Paterson (3) PENALTY GOALS: De Marigny (5) 
  DROPPED GOALS: DROPPED GOALS:
     
15 Andrea Masi 15 Ben Hinshelwood  Worcester RFC, England
14 Gonzalo Canale (22) 14 Simon Danielli (22) Bath RFC, England
13 Cristian Stoica  Montpellier RFC, France 13 Tom Philip  Edinburgh
12 Manuel Dallan (21) Treviso RFC 12 Brendan Laney (21) Edinburgh
11 Denis Dallan  Treviso RFC 11 Simon Webster  Edinburgh
10 Roland De Marigny  Overmach Parma RFC 10 Chris Paterson (Cap) Edinburgh
9 Paul Griffen  Calvisano RFC 9 Chris Cusiter (20) Borders
8 Sergio Parisse (19) Treviso RFC 8 Simon Taylor  Edinburgh
7 Aaron Persico  Leeds RFC, England 7 Allister Hogg  Edinburgh
6 Andrea De Rossi (Cap) Calvisano RFC 6 Jason White (19) Sale RFC, England
5 Marco Bortolami  Padova RFC 5 Stuart Grimes (18) Newcastle RFC, England
4 Santiago Dellape  Treviso RFC 4 Scott Murray  Edinburgh
3 Martin Castrogiovanni  Calvisano RFC 3 Bruce Douglas  Borders
2 Fabio Ongaro (16) Treviso RFC 2 Gordon Bulloch  Glasgow
1 Andrea Lo Cicero  Lazio and Primavera RFC 1 Allan Jacobsen (17)  
   
16 Carlo Festuccia (2) Gran Parma RFC 16 Rob Russell  Saracens RFC, England
17 Salvatore Perugini  Calvisano RFC 17 Gavin Kerr (1) Leeds RFC, England
18 Carlo Checchinato  Calvisano RFC 18 Nathan Hines (5)  
19 Silvio Orlando (8) Treviso RFC 19 Jon Petrie (6)  
20 Simon Picone  Treviso RFC 20 Mike Blair (9) Edinburgh
21 Rima Wakarua (12) Leonessa Brescia RFC 21 Andrew Henderson (12) Glasgow
22 Nicola Mazzucato (14) Calvisano RFC 22 Derrick Lee (14)  
   
  COACH: Matt Williams COACH: John Kirwan
           
MATCH NOTES
Source-www.planet-rugby.com
Italy recorded only its third win in this competition since entering in 2000. Scotland was its first victim in its first ever match in the then newly formed 6-Nations.
De Rossi, who played brilliantly, led the side again in the absence of regular captain Alesandro Troncon who is still injured.
Scotland coach Matt Williams was forced to leave out experienced players Tom Smith (prop) and Cameron Mather (flanker) because of injury.
Four changes were made in the Italy backline from the match v France. Roland De Marigny, who made his debut v France, moved to the pivotal fly half. Kiwi Wakarua moved to the bench. Manuel Dallan returned from injury.