Seland Newydd - gem 1 Rygbi

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-The Rugby Channel's

-just got one thing to say to you.

-Watson's come close once.

-This time he crosses for the try.

-We are ruthless with our coverage.

-We demand the best

-from the All Blacks...

-..and from the opposition

-coming over here.

-Great off-load

-from Sonny Bill Williams.

-The Lions are starting

-to believe against the Crusaders.

-He's telling us he's got something

-up his sleeve other than his arms.

-We'll wait and see.

-The Lions have lost.

-That's normally a sign

-of a man that's a little worried.

-Good feedback from Warren,

-appreciate it.

-Time after time,

-the Lions can see the try-line.

-A penalty try for the Lions.

-The boys are looking forward to

-the test and to filling that shirt.

-As a player, it's the greatest team

-that we play against.

-For the second time in the game,

-Nowell. What a try for the Lions.

-It'd be great to be the second side

-to win a series in New Zealand.

-It's gonna be a complete disaster

-or a genius stroke.

-Here's Liam Williams at a canter.

-In space. Great from Williams.

-What an off-load.

-Great try but the magic came

-from Liam Williams.

-The platform has been set

-for the First Test.

-The day will come

-when the little ones stand tall.

-The day will come

-when the large ones will fall.

-Finally, Warren Gatland's men

-have the chance...

-..to go head-to-head

-with the All Blacks.

-After the preparation,

-this is the test.

-Jamie Robinson and Gwyn Jones

-will dissect the game later.

-Let's go straight to the game.

-English subtitles are available

-if you want them.

-Our commentary team

-is Dafydd Jones and Wyn Gruffydd.

-It's a new season

-for the All Blacks...

-..and the 12 tries against Samoa

-blew away the cobwebs.

-Straight into the light with the

-speedster Rieko Ioane on his debut.

-Ryan Crotty is an outside-half in a

-centre's shirt alongside Sonny Bill.

-The World Player of the Year,

-Beauden Barrett, at 10.

-The back row is made up of Kieran

-Read, Jerome Kaino and Sam Cane.

-The Crusaders' front row also looks

-competitive on their second outing.

-Headstrong Gatland is finally open

-to instinctive rugby.

-Liam Williams, Elliot Daly

-and Anthony Watson are chosen...

-..after fine attacking displays.

-Murray and Farrell

-and Te'o and Davies pick themselves.

-This pack overcame the power

-of the Crusaders and the Maoris.

-Captaining the side

-is Peter O'Mahony.

-Where's Itoje? The coin dropped

-in favour of Alun Wyn, said Gatland.

-Is the coach starting to soften?

-I doubt it very much.

-On a wet field in winter

-in Auckland...

-..you need a workhorse,

-not a show pony, up front.

-The Lions respect the tradition

-and accept the challenge.

-The First Test between the Lions

-and the All Blacks.

-The man in the middle,

-from South Africa, Jaco Peyper.

-The greatest challenge in the game

-for any international side...

-..is to beat the All Blacks

-on Eden Park.

-Dafydd Jones, no team has done that

-in the professional age.

-This game has made the hairs

-stand on the back of my neck.

-Goodness me, this is some game.

-This First Test will go a long way

-to deciding the fate of the series.

-The first penalty goes to the Lions.

-The offender is Aaron Smith.

-The intensity of the haka

-might have given the All Blacks...

-..some added edge.

-It's a chance for Owen Farrell

-to kick for position early on.

-Jamie George,

-not Eddie Jones' first choice...

-..but he's first choice

-for Warren Gatland.

-Welcome home to Auckland

-for Ben Te'o.

-This is where he picked up a rugby

-ball for the first time ever...

-..as a young boy.

-Murray. Back to Farrell.

-George Kruis.

-He might have expected to see Maro

-Itoje with him in the second row.

-It's wet underfoot,

-the ball is slippery.

-That will suit the Lions

-more than the All Blacks.

-The Lions keep possession.

-Was that a high tackle on Vunipola?

-Play on says the referee.

-Jonathan Davies.

-Back on the inside to Murray.

-Murray for the line. Almost there.

-Will they score the first try?

-Is it a try?

-Over in the corner. Elliot Daly.

-Less than two minutes on the clock.

-Jaco Peyper isn't sure.

-We'll go to George Ayoub,

-the television match official.

-I don't know

-if the ball was grounded.

-Did he ground the ball?

-He hasn't, no.

-Israel Dagg with some

-heroic work for the All Blacks.

-Jaco, George here. The player

-has gone out. Line-out, in touch.

-Here's Cody Taylor.

-Dan Coles is injured.

-That's why Taylor's starting.

-He's winning his 17th cap.

-The All Blacks,

-back into the Lions' 22 again.

-Sonny Bill Williams gives it a go.

-Here's Sam Cane.

-Great feet from the flanker.

-Barrett calls for it.

-Brody Retallick, the World Player

-of the Year three years ago.

-Ben Smith is held up by Vunipola.

-O'Brien comes through.

-Faletau is penalised.

-Off-side, No.8.

-We expected this, Dafydd Jones.

-We haven't been disappointed.

-Dear me, the All Blacks

-are going through the phases.

-Everything is simple, Smith

-is in the middle of everything.

-Their build-up play is great.

-The first chance for points

-in this game. Beauden Barrett.

-Prepare yourself for the cheer

-if this one goes over.

-Why wouldn't it go over?

-The All Blacks lead on home soil...

-..on Eden Park where they have

-not lost since 1994.

-New Zealand three,

-the Lions yet to score.

-That's the worry...

-..when the All Blacks get behind

-the Lions' defensive line.

-That was the worry, when the

-All Blacks succeed in doing that.

-When that happens,

-they usually score.

-They're back where they want to be.

-The ninth phase of play

-and they still have possession.

-Retallick again.

-Farrell with the tackle.

-Alun Wyn Jones is back on his feet.

-A little shaky.

-Down the blind-side again.

-Kaino carries.

-Read this time, the captain.

-The foot came through.

-Sonny Bill Williams uses his weight.

-There's another penalty

-for the All Blacks.

-Kruis was in.

-Kruis was in.

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-It's been taken quickly.

-Out to the winger, Dagg.

-Like every good hooker

-in the All Black shirt...

-..Cody Taylor has learnt

-from Dane Coles.

-A try for the hooker.

-Were they going for the posts? No.

-They spread the ball, good hands.

-He picked that one off

-his bootlaces. What a great winger.

-Great hands.

-From the touchline. Beauden Barrett.

-It was never in doubt.

-10-0 is the lead.

-Only 20 minutes played.

-Down from Alun Wyn Jones.

-Time for the rolling maul.

-The All Blacks weren't ready

-for Anthony Watson.

-There must be a penalty here.

-Tackling without the ball.

-The Lions were very fortunate there.

-There was no scrum-half

-and the ball was there to be taken.

-Murray was part of that ruck.

-Owen Franks is a frustrated man.

-An easy-looking kick.

-The Lions are on the scoreboard

-to the relief of the supporters.

-There are about 20,000 of them.

-Cruden re-starts.

-A great kick. Who palmed that down?

-Brodie Retallick.

-Kaino.

-Straight onto the Lions' defence.

-Read this time. He breaks through

-Sean O'Brien's tackle.

-The tight-head prop. Or rather,

-it was Crotty, the centre.

-He's pulled his hamstring.

-More problems for the All Blacks.

-Smith waits. O'Brien tries

-to get his foot to it.

-Barrett is back

-in the fly-half position.

-Murray calls for the mark.

-It's a penalty and it looks likely

-that Ryan Crotty's game is over.

-What a great angle from Kieran Read.

-He was under pressure

-but still managed to off-load.

-Crotty.

-We can see Farrell getting back.

-He's had quite a knock there.

-Kieran Read. He's so influential

-for the All Blacks.

-Beauden Barrett to reclaim

-the ten-point advantage.

-Straight down the middle.

-The gap is ten points once more

-as we approach half-time.

-Barrett,

-straight from the re-start.

-The All Blacks want to play

-deep in their own half.

-There's plenty of confidence.

-Some accused the All Black players

-of being a bit rusty.

-Kieran Read, the captain,

-broke his thumb seven weeks ago.

-He hasn't played since.

-His final international

-was against France in November.

-Slow ball for the Lions again.

-Watson is after this one.

-Barrett won the contest.

-He's so good in the air.

-He's so good everywhere.

-Joe Moody.

-The All Blacks want to play

-a high tempo game.

-Cruden with the kick behind Watson.

-He leaves it to Liam Williams.

-Lovely. He steps inside Kieran Read.

-A great run from Liam Williams.

-This is what we saw him doing

-on Tuesday.

-The opportunity has been presented

-to him and he's on the front foot.

-Back on the inside

-to Jonathan Davies.

-Back to O'Brien.

-A try that was started

-in Waunarlwydd...

-..but was finished in Leinster.

-A superb try for the Lions.

-Well, Liam Williams, look at this.

-On his own try-line.

-What a break. He looks for support

-but there's none there.

-He goes to ground,

-what an off-load.

-Jonathan Davies.

-Daly has had a memorable first half.

-Back to Davies and the support.

-What a try for the Lions.

-There's a pub around the corner

-called the Faltering Full-back.

-When the bus passed the pub,

-Liam gave a big, satisfying smile...

-..and thought, "No, not today."

-He's proved it too.

-Kruis. Once again.

-Farrell looks for the break.

-It's on its way to Te'o.

-On his shoulder

-was captain O'Mahony.

-On his shoulder is O'Brien.

-The Lions have picked up the tempo.

-Great building work.

-A minute to go until the break.

-Farrell with the flat pass.

-Kruis rises.

-He wins valuable yards.

-The All Blacks have their hands

-on the ball in the tackle area.

-It's been turned over.

-They're dangerous

-in these positions.

-Jonathan Davies and Watson

-chase Brown.

-Barrett. Cruden.

-Faletau knocks it on.

-The All Blacks

-have the advantage again.

-Wave upon wave of attacks.

-A first touch for Rieko Ioane,

-the 20-year-old.

-Cruden.

-Smith again. Ioane again.

-Whitelock.

-The All Blacks are so efficient

-in the tackle area.

-They retrieve that ball

-very quickly.

-Options on either side.

-Moody this time.

-Retallick lifts his legs.

-On the Lions' 22. The clock is red.

-Is there another score before

-the break? Te'o with the tackle.

-Great tackle.

-Barrett gets his hand on the ball.

-Peyper says it's been knocked on.

-He's waiting for advantage.

-Murray.

-Let's take a break.

-We're still in the game.

-What a great opening 40 minutes.

-We had everything.

-We've had some great tries.

-A great try for Sean O'Brien to

-bring the Lions back into the game.

-They trail by five points.

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-Welcome back.

-New Zealand 13-08 Lions.

-The try for Sean O'Brien

-before half-time...

-..was as good a tonic as bread

-and milk for a weak stomach.

-Yes, indeed, the timing was perfect.

-It was a try

-to really raise the spirits.

-The Lions have the advantage

-of the breeze in the second half.

-It's the first scrum

-of the second half.

-I wasn't expecting

-the All Black scrum to be so solid.

-They are very good technically.

-It's a strong platform for them.

-That's a penalty.

-Te'o came in strongly.

-This was going to be one

-of the big battles of the evening.

-The battle of the rugby league

-players...

-..Ben Te'o and Sonny Bill Williams.

-I'm a bit surprised.

-It wasn't dangerous

-and he didn't land on his head.

-It's a strong tackle.

-Once the legs are taken away,

-the referee takes notice.

-I'd like to see that again.

-On the replay,

-the legs don't seem to...

-..well, maybe he is a bit lucky.

-Farrell comes in to help out.

-Two came in to make the tackle

-and it's just a penalty.

-The Lions steal it at the line-out.

-George and Vunipola.

-George looks to have recovered from

-a shoulder knock in the first half.

-Slow ball once again.

-Farrell.

-Te'o comes in on the angle.

-This will be the left boot

-of Jonathan Davies.

-He gave that plenty of power

-but it lands in play.

-Every All Black's first instinct is

-to run the ball and counter-attack.

-I wonder if we'll see more

-of Rieko Ioane in the second half.

-He hardly saw the ball

-in the first period.

-Alun Wyn Jones tries

-to keep Sam Cane off the floor.

-Great work by the No.8,

-Taulupe Faletau.

-Liam Williams to Jonathan Davies.

-There are men out wide but Davies

-doesn't need them. Lovely from him.

-Murray back inside

-to Anthony Watson.

-Liam Williams has it again

-and they're within five metres.

-Another wonderful counter-attack

-from the Lions.

-Can they take advantage?

-Just look at how many black shirts

-are back defending.

-This time, it's Te'o who slips.

-He also took the ball back in

-but Peyper waves play on.

-Tadhg Furlong.

-That's the try line

-in the background.

-Farrell is nailed by that tackle.

-Jaco Peyper was waiting

-for an advantage.

-Great contributions by the Welsh.

-Especially Jonathan Davies

-with Liam Williams by his side.

-Jonathan Davies got the pass away

-out of the tackle.

-That's what made it so effective.

-They got behind the defensive line

-with some great work.

-Unfortunately, Ben Te'o slipped

-at the crucial moment.

-That was an improvement

-as they picked up the pace.

-They are now playing

-full of confidence.

-It's the rolling maul.

-They are determined to strike

-at the start of this second half.

-They want to take hold

-of this match.

-This is the clearest sign

-of that aim.

-Owen Farrell's kicking

-hasn't hit the heights today.

-At the front is O'Mahony.

-The charge comes as, surely,

-the All Blacks collapse the maul.

-They've lost the ball

-and it's a turnover.

-How did that happen? Sam Cane.

-They've won it back!

-Great work. Vunipola has it

-and now they need to be careful.

-They also need to be accurate

-and disciplined.

-Now then, boys.

-Now then, boys.

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-This is the moment.

-Murray.

-That went backwards.

-It's back with the All Blacks.

-Smith to Dagg and his right boot.

-Daly has to scamper back.

-Liam Williams has called for it.

-We are familiar with his runs.

-Liam Williams to Watson...

-..the only player with a try

-to his name coming into this match.

-It's been knocked on.

-A great, crucial tackle by Te'o.

-It snuffed out the attack.

-The Lions are up for this.

-They are throwing everything

-at the All Blacks.

-Once again it was Liam Williams

-as Watson came in on the angle.

-They try to lift the tempo

-at every opportunity.

-..and that is really creating

-problems for the All Blacks.

-The Scarlets have seen this kind

-of play by Williams this season.

-It's incredible that Warren Gatland

-and Rob Howley haven't noticed it.

-He is such a natural rugby player.

-He's so aware of the situation.

-This pass to Jonathan Davies,

-who goes on another powerful run.

-It's the pass out of the tackle

-which is so effective.

-The Lions' forwards

-are doing plenty of shouting...

-..to try and confuse the All Blacks.

-They're trying to gain

-any kind of an advantage.

-O'Brien.

-He got one hand on the ball.

-Itoje and Furlong manage to drag

-Read to the floor between them.

-Savea off his left foot.

-Kruis ties him up in the tackle.

-Another wave of attacks

-as Te'o waits.

-Cruden does well

-but not as well as Faletau.

-Defence is so important.

-Te'o has marked Sonny Bill

-ever so well this evening.

-Read managed to get behind the

-Lions defence for a split second.

-Retallick back inside

-to Sonny Bill Williams.

-Faletau looked like

-he'd won it on the ground.

-Barrett.

-Some more good build-up play

-by the All Blacks.

-McGrath got a hand to it

-but couldn't stay on his feet.

-Te'o is up again. Daly!

-Daly with the kick.

-Dear me!

-Dear me!

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-How close was that!

-Perfect timing once again from Te'o.

-What a powerful scrum.

-A mighty scrum from New Zealand.

-We weren't expecting that

-before the game.

-Smith to Dagg,

-a really key player for them.

-Out to Cruden and Rieko Ioane!

-We knew what was coming

-if the All Blacks won the scrum.

-Israel Dagg came in

-off the right wing.

-His key contribution made the try...

-..for the man starting for the

-first time tonight, Rieko Ioane.

-If nothing comes from this,

-we're going back.

-I want to see if No.8 behind

-the scrum knocked the ball on.

-Yes or no, clearly.

-If not, check the grounding please.

-There is doubt.

-I'm checking No.8.

-He hasn't touched it.

-Kieran Read.

-Just look at this pass.

-Oh! What a pass.

-The Lions thought they would

-come back for a scrum or penalty.

-He definitely grounds the ball.

-Dear me.

-That is a crucial try.

-Can Beauden Barrett keep up

-his 100% record on the night.

-He's three from three.

-This is from the far touchline.

-Two familiar and experienced steps.

-A superb kick to make the score...

-..New Zealand 20-8 Lions.

-If the Lions are going to win they

-will have to show some ambition.

-That's why Sexton

-has come onto the field.

-The ball has been lost.

-Charlie Faumuina.

-Ardie Savea.

-He pumps those legs so powerfully.

-Perenara whips the ball out.

-Israel Dagg.

-Great defence from Daly.

-The Lions are defending

-for their lives again.

-One more try and they can

-forget about a victory at Eden Park.

-Perenara has plenty of men

-calling for the ball...

-..their hands primed for the pass.

-Back on the blind side to Savea.

-Itoje makes the tackle with McGrath.

-Cane is tackled by Warburton.

-Immense pressure from New Zealand.

-You can see the try line

-in the background.

-Retallick.

-They must keep them out.

-Once again it's Sam Cane.

-He is everywhere.

-There are plenty of men out wide.

-Surely the try must come.

-That was a bit greedy from Cruden.

-The Lions are offside.

-There's an advantage.

-Well done Itoje!

-The All Blacks

-still have an advantage.

-What will be their decision?

-What is Kieran Read thinking?

-There's the answer for you.

-He asks Beauden Barrett

-to kick for goal.

-A first touch for Rhys Webb.

-Jonathan Davies

-goes down the middle.

-Ken Owens manages to turn

-and set it back.

-Read claimed it.

-The Lions are going backwards

-as Liam Williams misses it.

-Ioane for the corner!

-He's looking for his second try

-and he's there.

-The game is out of reach.

-New Zealand aren't world champions

-for nothing.

-It was a box kick.

-Liam just couldn't control the ball.

-Ioane has pure pace.

-That's unfortunate

-for Liam Williams.

-Reiko Ioane, the quickest man

-on the field of play...

-..has put the game out of reach.

-Beauden Barrett

-has five out of five.

-This would add to the torture.

-It scrapes inside the far post

-Is there a plan,

-maybe one move to end this game.

-Another struggle in the scrum.

-Taulupe Faletau had to dig

-that one out in the end.

-Halfpenny was the star man

-out in Australia four years ago.

-Sexton to Farrell.

-Once again, Jaco Peyper

-brings them back for a penalty.

-The All Blacks

-won't mind that at all.

-They will kick for touch.

-Pride means they won't kick it out

-and they'll have a line-out.

-That's the new guidelines

-set out by World Rugby.

-New laws means we have a line-out.

-Still a chance due to the new laws

-even though the hooter has sounded.

-The line-out will be taken.

-It would boost the confidence of

-the Lions if they could score here.

-Surely it will be a rolling maul

-to finish things off.

-Faletau.

-His feet are still off the ground.

-He was going backwards

-for a split second.

-Ken Owens has it.

-Webb snipes as Jonathan Davies goes.

-The Lions threaten

-in the dying seconds.

-Warburton is tackled by Retallick.

-Back on the blind side to Webb!

-That's what Rhys Webb gives you.

-He has put a smile

-on the faces of the supporters.

-Rhys Webb has had a great tour

-so far.

-He's been given his opportunity.

-He is so physical and was aware

-of the blind-side option.

-It's a successful conversion.

-The final whistle is blown.

-There is no doubt that

-this latest group of All Blacks...

-..is more than able to withstand

-this highly competitive side.

-They have beaten the Lions...

-..in the first test in Auckland

-by 30-18.

-That really was 80 minutes of rugby.

-A real master class

-from the All Blacks.

-Join us for all the analysis

-after the break.

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-New Zealand 30-15 Lions.

-The first test didn't disappoint.

-Plenty to discuss with Jamie

-and Gwyn in the studio...

-..but first,

-here's the reaction from Auckland.

-We didn't get the result we wanted.

-The All Blacks were clinical.

-They took their chances.

-We can take a lot out of that game.

-We created a lot but when

-we're playing the World Champions...

-..we must make sure

-we take our chances.

-We have to make sure we turn

-our sights to the next game...

-..and look forward

-to going down to Wellington.

-I thought they played very well

-up front.

-They did a good job

-stopping our line speed.

-They came really hard off nine

-which got them front foot ball.

-They were aggressive

-at the breakdown.

-We need to learn from that and make

-sure we're better in those areas.

-To their credit,

-they were in the game.

-The score at the end looks like

-it was easy but it wasn't.

-I thought the Lions

-played magnificently.

-When they can score tries

-like their first one...

-..you're sitting there thinking

-they should do that more often.

-Probably one of the best test tries

-I've ever seen.

-We have to take the positives

-out of that game...

-..and make sure we go down

-to Wellington to win the game...

-..and keep the series alive

-for the Third Test.

-That was the reaction from Auckland.

-Jamie, it was quite an occasion

-and quite a game.

-Yes, what a game, especially

-the intensity in the first half.

-I wondered whether the Lions...

-..could deal with the All Blacks'

-tempo for the whole 80 minutes.

-Unfortunately, they couldn't.

-Gwyn, was the score a fair

-reflection of the match?

-The score at 80 minutes,

-30-8, was more fair.

-The All Blacks were superb.

-Before the game, I thought the

-Lions' pack could strangle them.

-I was surprised how good

-they were up front.

-We might have been conned a bit...

-..by the Saturday matches

-before the first test.

-The Lions had managed to control

-games and dominate the ball.

-It didn't happen today.

-It shouldn't have been a shock.

-We knew before the tour

-started...

-..that to beat New Zealand

-you have to score 30 points.

-You have to pick a side

-with players who can score tries...

-..and play in a way

-which creates tries.

-There had been a war of words...

-..between Gatland and Hansen

-in the media.

-As far as coaching,

-ideas and philosophy goes...

-..Steve Hansen has

-thrashed Warren Gatland.

-We saw this most plainly

-in the tactics they used.

-They went back on the blind side.

-Ben Smith goes back to the forwards.

-He's a dangerous runner.

-The Lions expected the defence

-to come up in midfield...

-..into the gaps where the All Blacks

-usually play the ball.

-The All Blacks went back again

-and again to the blind side.

-They used backs running against

-forwards and won the collisions.

-With tempo and phase by phase,

-they controlled the game.

-They didn't go out wide but kept

-going down the blind side.

-They controlled territory and

-the ball and ultimately, the game.

-It was in the collisions...

-..with backs and forwards running

-angles and passing back inside...

-..that the All Blacks

-won the tactical battle.

-They completely dominated the game.

-There was an expectation...

-..that we would see the All Blacks

-playing some champagne rugby.

-We didn't see much of that.

-It was the platform that we have

-just seen that set up the first try.

-The All Blacks must be praised

-for their awareness.

-That and also the confidence

-and self belief.

-In the Northern Hemisphere, every

-team would have taken three points.

-Jamie George was pointing.

-The All Blacks had the confidence

-to go for the try.

-They had skills to pull it off.

-Great skills by Taylor to pick it up

-from his bootlaces to score.

-It's disappointing that the Lions

-didn't react quickly enough.

-However, the All Blacks must be

-praised for going for the try.

-A hooker out on the wing

-is quite a thing.

-The Lions had to strike back,

-that's for sure.

-A Welshman was there to

-make sure that happened.

-Liam Williams was in the side

-to offer something different.

-His 'X' factor worked for the Lions.

-They were behind at this point but

-this is what this lad can do.

-We see him do it for the Scarlets...

-..but he hasn't been a Welsh No.15

-despite us all wanting to see it.

-Elliot Daly was another key pick.

-Jonathan Davies was always involved.

-Steve Hansen said it was one

-of the best tries he had ever seen.

-The Lions showed that they

-can run the ball and can create.

-They haven't been encouraged

-to do this in the warm-up games.

-Is this the best team

-to play an open game?

-Can this team counter-attack

-and play with some tempo?

-We only saw that

-for five minutes in each half.

-We hadn't seen it before this game.

-Steve Hansen said that everyone

-wants to see more of it.

-Maybe then the Lions

-would have done better today.

-We shall see if they will experiment

-in the second test.

-There was definitely

-a turning point in the game.

-Gwyn mentioned their power

-in the scrum.

-We saw that today and

-that released the flying Ioane.

-The Lions would have hoped

-to dominate the scrum.

-Here we see the Lions smashed and

-then great skills from Kieran Read.

-We know what the New Zealand backs

-can do when given the opportunity.

-They had played a narrow game.

-Rieko Ioane was playing

-with Julian Savea not even picked.

-This lad is very quick.

-The Lions had been warned

-when he scored for the Blues.

-He didn't have his best game

-for the Maori but he is fast.

-The Lions' wingers are nowhere

-near him. That says it all.

-Jamie mentioned the skills.

-There were examples

-throughout the 80 minutes...

-..showing the difference between

-the Lions and the All Blacks.

-They are skilful

-from one to fifteen.

-Beauden Barrett here

-in the opening minutes.

-He is so versatile and comfortable.

-This is amazing from this position.

-He hasn't played for six weeks.

-Four games in a year and he can

-offload to Smith whilst falling.

-Here Cane steals the ball

-so easily from Kruis.

-It's such a contrast.

-Alun Wyn drops the ball here.

-Here's Kruis once again.

-Every All Black is so comfortable

-playing this game.

-They are comfortable in open play

-even when isolated.

-They trust their own skills

-and those of their teammates.

-The Lions looked out of their depth.

-You don't learn skills

-in four weeks.

-You don't learn skills as an adult.

-You learn skills as a child.

-We saw the New Zealand U20s

-emulating the senior side.

-It's part of their culture,

-the way they play.

-It's a lesson to everyone else.

-In New Zealand, they learn

-these skills from birth.

-We've talked about Liam Williams'

-contribution.

-Other Welshmen were prominent,

-especially Jonathan Davies.

-He had a great game

-right from the off.

-He is back to his best.

-Here he is

-at the start of the match.

-We know about his pace but he makes

-correct decisions at the right time.

-He was excellent defensively.

-A great hand-off on Codie Taylor.

-He was always in support.

-Liam Williams also had a good game.

-Faletau was a bit quiet

-but worked hard defensively.

-We have already talked about

-Liam Williams' contribution.

-He was picked to create

-something from nothing.

-The coaching team would have liked

-to see Rhys Webb on a bit earlier.

-He can change a game and plays

-differently to Conor Murray.

-We shall see if he's picked next

-week but they won't change much.

-Jamie doesn't think

-there will be changes.

-What about you, Gwyn?

-They lost this match but do they try

-the same tactics with this team?

-Should there be changes?

-What's the point

-trying the same thing again?

-The All Blacks

-will improve after this match.

-I think they have to make changes.

-They have to score 30 points.

-I don't think

-you're going to do that.

-Ben Te'o played well. He carries

-strongly, a big lad in midfield.

-However, the Lions

-were stronger out wide today.

-Jonathan Davies and the wingers.

-They don't get the ball if you pick

-a centre who doesn't pass.

-I would prefer a side

-who can play the ball.

-They haven't tried ten and twelve

-together properly.

-That's what England and Scotland do.

-Pick a fly half and centre

-who pass the ball.

-I think that when Sexton came on he

-didn't combine well with Farrell.

-I like those two but you then need

-a player to get over the gain line.

-Ben Te'o is the only one

-who can do that.

-He's done that today

-and he did it well.

-But they scored 30 points.

-Why do it again?

-We have to score 30 points.

-Ben Te'o is strong

-but if he plays with Farrell...

-..they're both

-coming down the middle.

-If that's what you want,

-they'll do it all day.

-The All Blacks will be delighted.

-I'm like a referee and I'm blowing

-my whistle on you two.

-We'll chat a bit more later.

-Whilst Jonathan Davies

-and Ken Owens...

-..were training for this match

-and sweating pints tackling...

-..their fathers have been

-to some local vineyards.

-Hiya, Dad,

-thanks for everything you've done...

-..and for coming to New Zealand

-to support me.

-To say thank you, I've sorted out

-some wine tasting for you.

-I hope you have a good time,

-don't drink too much.

-Great, fair play.

-Thanks for your support over the

-years. I hope you have a good day.

-Thanks.

-A bottle for you

-and a bottle for me.

-These wines were all grown here,

-they are our reserve rate.

-I have a spittoon just in case

-you want to spit it out.

-That would be sacrilege.

-We're so proud.

-It was a hard job to settle in.

-We're proud of whatever he's done

-over the years.

-You feel exactly the same.

-The same for me. It's fantastic.

-It's the pinnacle for any rugby

-player playing in Great Britain.

-This is a lovely blended wine.

-This is a lovely blended wine.

-

-I could drink this all day.

-They've made sacrifices...

-..and now they're getting

-their rewards for what they've done.

-Cheers.

-Three weeks ago he was a doubt

-with a foot injury.

-To be captain of a Lions team

-was a strange feeling.

-Thanks.

-Thanks.

-

-Great honour, boy, great.

-Cherry and a lovely bit

-of dark chocolate.

-Ken's been knocked back

-so many times with injury.

-He starts building again from there.

-That makes a player even stronger

-when he can come through it.

-He's worked hard

-and he deserves everything he gets.

-Jonathan is the same as Ken.

-He was good at everything.

-I was looking for something

-he wasn't good at.

-I wanted to win against him.

-Subtle fruit,

-white pepper, black pepper.

-Like the style of the British

-Lions on Saturday.

-Soft, subtle but hard-hitting.

-So this one here...

-So this one here...

-

-More, more.

-Oops, oops.

-Thank you. This is my favourite.

-To Jonathan and Ken.

-This has been a good experience.

-It's not over yet...

-..because there's three

-or four bottles still to drink.

-Thank you very much, boys,

-for giving us a good day out.

-Thank you very much.

-I have a feeling that they might

-have enjoyed themselves!

-Before we go,

-your thoughts on the second test.

-Will there be changes?

-In the back line,

-I would change the half backs.

-Farrell didn't have his best game.

-Sexton and Webb

-offer more offensively.

-Conor Murray must rest his right

-foot after all those box kicks!

-Gwyn?

-I would play Sexton and Farrell.

-I would make a lot of changes

-in the pack.

-I would play Sinckler, Itoje, Lawes,

-Warburton for O'Mahony.

-More than anything,

-they have to change their mind-set.

-They have to be adventurous

-and score come tries.

-I don't think it will

-make any difference.

-The All Blacks will improve.

-We shall see if Gatland

-will agree with Gwyn.

-Before than at 10.00pm on Tuesday...

-..we have highlights of the match

-against the Hurricanes.

-The All Blacks are celebrating

-but the series isn't over just yet.

-There are two more tests

-to get some revenge....

-..but we know

-it's going to be quite a challenge.

-Goodnight.

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