Neil Jenkins says that Wales will be concentrated totally on winning - rather than potential mathematical permutations - when they tackle RBS 6 Nations opponents Italy at the Stadio Olimpico on Saturday . Wales , courtesy of successive victories over Scotland , France and Ireland , have put themselves firmly in the Six Nations title mix alongside England and Ireland . Although Wales ' inferior points difference means they have a mountain to climb in pursuit of silverware , a possible third Six Nations crown in four years can not be discounted . Sam Warburton ( left ) and George North ( right ) lead the celebrations after beating Ireland last week . Neil Jenkins ( left ) says Wales are only thinking about an Italy victory , rather than checking other results . Wales are first into action on so-called Super Saturday , with Ireland then tackling Scotland before England host France . 'The main objective and focus for us is obviously winning a Test match . If other things happen , well , so be it , ' said Wales skills coach Jenkins , speaking at the team 's Rome hotel on Friday . ' I am sure that we will be kicking ourselves if we did n't win and the other games went Scotland 's way and France 's way . 'The main objective is to win the game , and see where that takes us . 'England will know what they have to do when they play last on Saturday , but no matter what time you play , the focus is still the same for us . We have to win the game and win another Test match . ' Italy 's preparations have been rocked by the absence of their inspirational captain Sergio Parisse through injury , which has meant the Azzurri back-row being reshuffled and hooker Leonardo Ghiraldini taking over as skipper . 'Sergio is obviously a fantastic rugby player , a world-class number eight , and no matter what side he plays in , if he is not playing they are obviously going to miss him , ' Jenkins added . 'We played them two years ago in Rome and Sergio did n't play , and they were pretty strong . Conditions were n't great that day , but it was a pretty tough Test match . 'He played pretty well against us in Cardiff last year and caused us an awful lot of problems . He is a world-class player , and any team would miss him . ' I think Italy have played some good rugby in the competition . 'It was nip and tuck with Ireland early on in that first game , and Italy probably just lacked a bit of possession . They played some good rugby against England , and then had a fantastic win in Edinburgh . 'They will probably say themselves they were disappointed with their performance last week against France . Wales , pictured this week in training , have travelled to Rome knowing a win could secure Six Nations glory . Mike Phillips passes the ball during an open session in Cardiff on Tuesday . 'But look , every time we come here it is a very tough game . Generally , we have been successful , but not by much , so we are expecting another tough game tomorrow . ' Key for Wales will be to set out their stall and build points , like they did in destroying Ireland 's Grand Slam dream last Saturday . 'We started incredibly well last week and ticked the scoreboard over , ' Jenkins said . 'Up until Samson ( Lee ) got injured , which was a huge disappointment for us , it had been nigh-on perfect rugby . Territory , possession and everything we did was spot-on . 'The boys have recovered well . They know how important tomorrow is . It is an opportunity for us to go out and give ourselves a chance to try and win the championship . ' Wales performed a title-winning feat in 2013 after losing their opening game - then it was against Ireland , this time England - by reeling off four successive victories and taking the championship on points difference . While this season 's equation is far more complex , the desire is unchanged . 'If you look at the Six Nations , the unpredictability is what 's great about the tournament , ' Wales full-back Leigh Halfpenny said . 'Every game is competitive , and that is why it 's a huge achievement to win the Six Nations . 'All we can do is focus on our game in Rome . That 's all we can do , before we wait and see what happens . 'If we go on to win it , it would give us that confidence and belief ahead of the World Cup . ' Warren Gatland will be hoping to get some points on the board early on against the Italians .
Wales hosts Italy in final Six final tie at the Stadio arena on Saturday . Warren ##pool 's side have hopes of winning promotion . Skills coach Neil Jenkins ’ squad must focus on victory first . England and Ireland face France and Scotland in other tournaments .