Italy host Uruguay on Saturday in their third and final autumn international.
The Italians will be looking to finish on a high after a 9-47 loss to New Zealand and going down 16-37 to Argentina.
Uruguay have only played one test match this autumn, losing to Romania 29-14. However they did play an Italy ‘A’ team last week, losing 31-13.
Here’s everything you need to know about the match.
What time is Italy v Uruguay kick-off?
Italy v Uruguay kicks off at 1pm local time on Saturday November 20 at the Stadio Lanfranchi in Parma.
What TV channel is Italy v Urugay on?
Live coverage of the match is being shown exclusively on Amazon Prime Video.
The streaming site is behind a paywall, you can watch it for free if you sign up for a free trial with the company.
Coverage will also be available to live stream online or via Amazon Prime Video's app.
What’s the team news?
Italy head coach Kieran Crowley has made seven changes to his side that lost to Argentina last time out.
Pierre Bruno will make his debut on the wing, joined by Monty Ioane and Edoardo Padovani in the back-three. While Callum Braley comes in at scrum half for Stephen Varney, who drops out of the squad entirely.
Up front, Braam Steyn comes in at number eight, there’s a whole new second row partnership in Maro Fuser and Federico Ruzza. While in the front row, Luca Bigi comes in at hooker and Danilo Fischetti returns at loosehead.
Urugay have made three changes to the side that lost to Romania, Nicolas Freitas returns in the centre, Manuel Leindekar comes into the second row and German Kessler comes in at hooker.
Full Teams:
Italy: 15. Edoardo Padovani; 14. Pierre Bruno, 13. Juan Ignacio Brex, 12. Luca Morisi, 11. Monty Ioane, 10. Paolo Garbisi, 9. Callum Braley; 1. Danilo Fischetti, 2. Luca Bigi, 3. Iván Nemer, 4. Marco Fuser, 5. Federico Ruzza, 6. Sebastián Negri, 7. Michele Lamaro, 8. Braam Steyn.
Replacements: 16. Epalahame Faiva, 17 Cherif Traore, 18 Pietro Ceccarelli, 19 David Sis,i 20 Giovanni Licata, 21 Alessandro Fusco, 22 Carlo Canna, 23 Ratuva Tavuyara.
Uruguay: 15. Rodrigo Silva; 14. Federico Favaro, 13. Felipe Arcos Pérez, 12. Nicolás Freitas, 11. Gastón Mieres, 10. Felipe Etcheverry, 9. Tomás Inciarte; 1 Mateo Sanguinetti, 2 Germán Kessler, 3 Diego Arbelo, 4 Eric Dosantos, 5 Manuel Leindekar, 6 Manuel Ardao, 7 Santiago Civetta, 8 Manuel Diana.
Replacements: 16 Facundo Gattas, 17 Ignacio Peculo, 18 Matías Benítez, 19 Diego Magno, 20 Franco Lamanna, 21 Agustín Ormaechea, 22 Mateo Viñals, 23 Juan Manuel Alonso.
Who is the Italy v Urugay referee?
Referee: Craig Evans (WRU)
Assistant Referees: Ludovic Cayre (FFR), Tual Trainini (FIR).
TMO: Ben Whitehouse (WRU)
What have the coaches said?
Italy head coach Kieran Crowley: “We worked a lot during the week on video analysis and game
situations that didn’t satisfy us in the last match. Our focus is on our own performance: by playing
our best rugby we can bring home a good result.”
