Seland Newydd - Gem 2 Rygbi

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-There's no greater task for a player

-than travelling to New Zealand.

-Travelling there to play for

-the Lions is an incredible honour.

-That's the pinnacle for any player.

-When you put a Lions jersey on, you

-treat it like it's your last one.

-Desperate to make it 1-1 this week.

-The challenge of beating

-the All Blacks is a huge task.

-Last test was a beauty. They could

-have easily won the test match.

-They know that and they'll be coming

-here with a do-or-die attitude.

-If we don't step up,

-we'll get sacked.

-The series is on the line.

-You lose on Saturday and it's over.

-We're all pretty aware of that.

-In 1971, we won the series 2-1

-in New Zealand.

-It's the only time the Lions

-have won a series in New Zealand.

-We have to believe, like we've shown

-before, that anything is possible.

-After the disappointment

-of Auckland...

-..there was hope for better

-in Wellington.

-Levelling the series was the target.

-Gatland made changes.

-A gamble or two? We'll see.

-Gwyn Jones and Nicky Robinson

-are here to analyse the action.

-Let's head to the match.

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-Our commentary team for this match

-is Dafydd Jones and Wyn Gruffydd.

-Wet Wellington and windy Wellington

-where planes struggle to land...

-..and seagulls walk.

-Warren Gatland's Lions

-face the storm tonight.

-They won't want to be cast aside

-like yesterday's newspapers.

-The All Blacks make two changes

-and one positional change.

-Israel Dagg returns to full-back

-in place of Ben Smith.

-Lienert-Brown

-replaces Ryan Crotty in midfield...

-..with Naholo starting

-on the right wing.

-The backs look more dangerous

-following the changes...

-..especially with the in-form

-Laumape returning to the bench.

-For the Lions, Sexton, Itoje,

-and captain Sam Warburton...

-..step up from the bench

-with Farrell at inside centre.

-Sexton and Farrell

-start together for the first time...

-..to suggest that the Lions

-will play a more expansive game.

-To win a game,

-you must first secure possession.

-Itoje and Warburton

-replace Kruis and O'Mahony.

-The Lions will hope to be

-more physical in the tackle area.

-The tour captain

-and captain of tonight's game...

-..Sam Warburton, knows that this

-is his career's most important game.

-If the front five

-can provide the platform...

-..we'll see sparks fly

-from Taulupe Faletau's boots.

-If the Lions have read

-this week's papers...

-..they'll know that the All Blacks

-haven't lost in Wellington...

-..in 14 seasons, since England

-beat them here in 2003.

-It's been raining all day

-in Wellington.

-It's chucking it down right now

-as we approach kick-off.

-The all-important test.

-The hopes and expectations

-of thousands of supporters...

-..rest heavily on the shoulders

-of the 23 in red in the Cake Tin.

-The 2017 Lions Tour

-hangs in the balance.

-If they lose this game...

-..it'll be a long week

-in the Land of the Long White Cloud.

-Sexton gets us underway.

-The high kick.

-We expect to see

-the pacy All Black wingers...

-..playing a key role in this game...

-..if the Lions stick

-to their tactical kicking game.

-How is this one going to go,

-Dafydd Jones?

-It will be interesting

-to see the tactics.

-Gatland said the emphasis

-was on kicking.

-I'm expecting to see

-an early aerial battle.

-Smith. We expected to see the big

-boys running at Sexton and Farrell.

-Let's see how the Lions cope

-with these early encounters...

-..by the All Blacks.

-The forwards

-coming around the corner.

-We saw the forwards winning the

-battle of the gain line last week.

-I was expecting them

-to target Farrell and Sexton.

-They come around the corner.

-The penalty against O'Brien.

-From the middle of the field.

-Against the upright.

-The Lions escape unpunished.

-His kicking can be suspect.

-He has a 69% success rate.

-The Lions sense that this might be

-a sign of things to come.

-Jerome Garces penalises Vunipola

-for collapsing the scrum.

-This kick is well within reach

-for Beauden Barrett.

-Aaron Smith was ready to take

-the quick tap penalty.

-A powerful scrum

-from the All Blacks.

-It's definitely a penalty.

-Barret failed with an attempt

-from 40 metres.

-This will favour his right foot.

-Look at the rain lashing down.

-He's turned that one in

-and used the wind in his favour.

-The All Blacks nudge themselves

-ahead 3-0 after 20 minutes.

-I mentioned the rain earlier.

-They'll be selling arks outside

-later!

-Smith almost lost it.

-Naholo is winning

-his 13th All Black cap tonight.

-Yes, there was blocking.

-There has been a lot of discussion

-about that during the week.

-Illegal blocking.

-He knocked that ball on,

-it bounced off Sam Cane's foot.

-A successful kick will do a lot

-for his confidence.

-That's the distance

-for Owen Farrell.

-It looks good from here.

-It's a great kick from Owen Farrell.

-The outside-half

-playing at inside centre...

-..brings his team level.

-Lovely.

-What a wonderful picture.

-It looked as if it had been knocked

-on but there was plenty of support.

-Vunipola with the helping hand.

-Warburton shelters it.

-The Lions drive forward strongly.

-It's still there for the captain,

-Sam Warburton.

-Organisation and direction.

-Murray. We saw a lot of kicking

-from Murray last week.

-It was a little wayward at times.

-That one lands on Israel Dagg.

-Watson is up quickly.

-Sonny Bill's kick. Faletau.

-Anthony Watson was there

-but he needs help.

-A heavy blow from Sonny Bill.

-Jerome Garces is already consulting

-George Ayoub, the TMO.

-He'll want him to have

-another look at that.

-Jerome, check-check.

-I'm not sure if you heard

-George Ayoub saying check-check.

-That's the sign that the incident

-needs a closer look.

-Not using his arms.

-There's use of the shoulder.

-No attempt at all to wrap his arms

-around him in the tackle.

-You can hear the crowd's response.

-There are more Lions supporters

-than All Black supporters...

-..in the Cake Tin tonight.

-I think it's deliberate.

-There's a red card

-in his right hand.

-Shoulder to the head. I need

-to protect the player's head, neck.

-The contact is red.

-What drama.

-An incredible incident

-in the Cake Tin.

-Sonny Bill Williams.

-It's a direct charge on the head.

-There it is. Barrett.

-He offers himself

-but a great tackle from Murray.

-He needs to roll away

-but he doesn't.

-Jerome Garces will blow

-for the slightest offence now.

-Is he reconsidering that red card?

-No, I don't think so.

-Warren Gatland needs

-to get the message on to them.

-Discipline is so important.

-Nowell was stupid to come in

-and try and stop Smith.

-Beauden Barrett.

-He slows his heartbeat.

-He aims for the far post

-and it's turned in again.

-Once again, the All Blacks are ahead

-by six points to three...

-..even though they've been reduced

-to 14 men.

-Sexton with the kick downfield.

-Itoje was there.

-He was supporting Liam Williams.

-Straight from the kick-off

-for the All Black penalty...

-..there's a chance in midfield

-for the Lions.

-Great work from the re-start.

-Firstly,

-the kick from Sexton was excellent.

-He gave Williams and Itoje

-plenty of time to get under it.

-Dagg has lost the aerial battle

-more than once tonight.

-Farrell.

-No problems at all

-for the inside centre.

-The scores are tied once more.

-Six-all.

-Naholo's come in

-from the right wing.

-Retallick. Down the front. Barrett.

-Laumape.

-His first touch.

-Hooker Taylor who scored last week

-in the First Test.

-The Crusaders' front row

-in its entirety...

-..start this game

-for the All Blacks.

-Once again, the Lions are penalised.

-They have regularly been penalised

-in this game.

-Hands in the ruck this time

-from Mako Vunipola.

-Interestingly, we see Aaron Smith,

-the little scrum-half...

-..inviting the forwards to carry.

-That was a harsh decision

-against Mako Vunipola.

-Barrett.

-He guides that one on its way.

-Three penalties

-for the All Black No.10.

-For the third time,

-New Zealand lead by three points.

-It's 9-6 as we approach half-time.

-The clocking is ticking down

-at the end of the first half.

-Itoje brings the ball down.

-The Lions are going backwards.

-Jamie George shelters it. Great

-defensive work from the All Blacks.

-Jon Davies. He hasn't seen

-much of the ball tonight.

-He's had a great tour.

-Itoje on the All Black 22.

-The hooter has sounded.

-Is there one more score

-before Jerome Garces blows up?

-Sexton came around the corner.

-He's close to the touchline and

-does well to keep the ball in play.

-The Lions are building again

-through Owen Farrell.

-He was almost split in half

-by that tackle.

-Sexton to Watson.

-No room at all for the winger.

-Who's in there?

-Outside centre Lienert-Brown.

-There are men out wide. Jon Davies.

-He straightens the line.

-Here he comes.

-Deep in the All Blacks' 22.

-The ball has been wrapped up again.

-A penalty for the Lions.

-The cross-field kick.

-It's loose, it's loose.

-They'll come back.

-Back for the penalty.

-Faletau was waving his arms.

-The kick was measured perfectly.

-Now then. Owen Farrell.

-He's succeeded with two kicks.

-This one to level the scores.

-It's turning, it's there.

-It's all-square at half-time.

-No tries in the first half,

-three penalties each.

-More importantly,

-the series is still alive.

-New Zealand 9 - Lions 9.

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-Welcome back to the Westpac Stadium

-in Wellington.

-Plenty of talking points

-after the first half.

-No tries but a red card for the

-player that's whiter than white...

-..in the All Black shirt,

-Sonny Bill Williams.

-The first red card

-for an All Black since 1967...

-..since Colin Meads was sent off

-in Murrayfield...

-..for careless use of the feet

-on David Chisholm.

-Kevin Kelleher

-was the referee on that day.

-A flat pass in midfield.

-Straight to Laumape.

-Farrell and Sexton's

-defensive skills are being tested.

-Both of them combine

-to stop the giant in midfield.

-Moody again.

-Two players on him in an instant.

-Captain Kieran Read is cut down

-by hooker Jamie George.

-Advantage to the All Blacks.

-Advantage off-side.

-Off-side.

-I'd say that pass was forward.

-The All Blacks

-still have the advantage.

-Lienert-Brown was going nowhere.

-Barrett had no option,

-he had to kick.

-The defensive line was up quickly.

-The kick

-straight in front of the posts.

-Goodness me. Well, well, well.

-The Lions will never have a better

-chance than this.

-If they don't win, they'll

-only have themselves to blame.

-Eight against seven - no, Lienert

-Brown adds his weight to the scrum.

-Naholo on the direct route.

-Kieran Reed. O'Brien and Faletau

-stop him. Retallick.

-Alun Wyn Jones

-has been lively tonight.

-Retallick won that battle.

-Barrett, to no-one in particular.

-Lienert-Brown.

-Murray needs to be careful.

-That looked like a high tackle.

-I think he took the player

-in the head.

-George Ayoub is checking.

-He's tackled the player

-around the neck.

-The penalty is coming.

-A high tackle from Murray.

-Murray. There no malice in

-the tackle but it's around the neck.

-Three successful kicks

-from five attempts.

-Some have been easier than this.

-From 40 metres out. Barrett.

-To put the All Blacks ahead

-for the fourth time.

-He succeeds this time.

-His fourth success from six.

-New Zealand 12 - Lions 9.

-When will we see the Lions'

-replacements coming off the bench?

-Sexton didn't want to know

-about that one.

-Everyone on the right side

-of the off-side line.

-It has been knocked on.

-The Lions in one defensive line

-across the field.

-Codie Taylor.

-They still have the advantage.

-They still have the advantage.

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-They need to counter-ruck.

-The advantage is over now.

-Williams. Accepts the ball

-and tackle at the same time.

-He's made of rubber.

-We want to see the forwards

-coming around the corner.

-Farrell. A late tackle on him.

-Play on, guys.

-Rieko Ioane. Lienert-Brown.

-He tries to weave his way through.

-He's found a gap.

-Sam Cane flies

-into the tackle area.

-The All Blacks can taste blood.

-Ioane. Liebert-Brown again.

-Dagg comes up from the back.

-The Lions are back on their own 22.

-Here comes Joe Moody.

-Smith. Clean, quick ball this time.

-Retallick, Barrett, Dagg.

-Space opens us for the full-back.

-There's danger here. The All Blacks

-once again fly into the tackle area.

-The kick through.

-Daly should get there first.

-He does get there first.

-You must praise the perseverance

-of the All Blacks.

-He was off-side.

-Back to the penalty.

-That's the danger, when

-the All Blacks pick up the tempo.

-Sean O'Brien flew up.

-He was trying to put in

-a big tackle.

-Beauden Barrett...

-..to open up a six-point gap...

-..for the first time in the game.

-He keeps his eye on the ball.

-The flags stay down.

-He's missed three penalties tonight.

-How crucial will that be

-when this game is over?

-The long kick from the re-start

-from Sexton.

-It's returned from Beauden Barrett.

-The question has been asked.

-Garces will want to be consistent.

-Or does he?

-It was Vunipola.

-It won't help the Lions

-that it's a prop.

-There's no arms.

-It's not high, thank goodness.

-Penalty where the ball lands.

-This is an important kick.

-Barrett is under pressure.

-That squeezes in

-past the left-hand post.

-The All Blacks lead by six points

-for the first time in this game.

-That's why O'Brien was in midfield,

-standing off.

-O'Brien's had a good game.

-Here's the first indication

-that the Lions will spread it.

-Vunipola around the corner. Murray.

-There are runners. One of

-the All Black players is down.

-There will be a penalty

-to the home side here.

-Dagg does well.

-Brilliant from Dagg.

-I think they'll come back

-for a penalty.

-Vunipola's in trouble again.

-There may well be a yellow card

-this time.

-There's been

-an off-the-ball incident.

-I want to have a look

-at the clean-out by No.1 red.

-He dives over the tackle area.

-Vunipola on Barrett.

-He's twice the size of him.

-There was no need for him

-to do that.

-There was no need to clear him out.

-Has he brought his arm

-down on his head?

-I wouldn't say it was a red card.

-Vunipola's discipline

-has let the Lions down.

-The ball is here. You clean out.

-He just dives to the ground

-and throws his shoulder in.

-I don't blame Garces at all.

-Warburton again off-side.

-The discipline

-is atrocious, atrocious.

-Taylor. Straight down the middle.

-Here's an opportunity for the

-All Blacks to put the game to bed.

-Barrett.

-A kick to test Liam Williams.

-He's safe underneath it

-and calls the mark.

-They'll come back for the penalty.

-Captain Sam Warburton is penalised.

-The Lions have been helped

-by Barrett having an off day.

-They could have closed down

-this game long ago...

-..if Barrett

-hadn't missed three kicks.

-Lawes ready to come on.

-Beauden Barrett.

-Another nail in the Lions' coffin.

-They're up to 18 points.

-The Lions need two scores...

-..if they want to have any hope

-of winning the series.

-Sexton. Farrell.

-Back to Sexton. Daly.

-He only just caught it.

-Watson with room to run.

-Finally. Barrett hauls him down,

-or slows him down at least.

-Look at the counter-rucking

-by the All Blacks.

-The Lions retain possession.

-Maro Itoje.

-The Lions need to step up now...

-..and show some respect

-to the shirt.

-Williams up from full-back.

-Out to Faletau, for the corner.

-The Lions are roaring in Wellington.

-They're back within one score.

-Wales No.8, Taulupe Faletau,

-his first try on tour.

-Goodness me,

-how important will it be?

-The pass misses out Sam Warburton.

-Liam Williams again.

-Faletau,

-he finishes the move like a winger.

-This is what Faletau can give

-the team. He can play like a centre.

-He's a centre in a No.8's body.

-Excellent.

-Cometh the hour, cometh the man.

-Taulupe Faletau is that man.

-The Lions could do with two

-more points but where's that going?

-Towards the floodlights.

-Owen Farrell is blinded.

-The Lions are back within one score.

-New Zealand 18 - Lions 14.

-It all starts with the scrum.

-A solid scrum.

-Here's the move.

-Laumape takes it up first.

-He drives on.

-The power of the All Blacks.

-Everyone expected it

-to be spread wide.

-There's another advantage

-for the All Blacks.

-Jerome Garces' arm is out.

-The All Blacks want more

-than three points here.

-Can Liam Williams get there in time?

-The ball is always faster

-than the man.

-Jerome Garces brings play back

-for another penalty.

-This is surely within range

-for Barrett or Cruden.

-To open the gap to seven points.

-Beauden Barrett.

-He's finally found his range.

-The Lions will have to score

-at least twice.

-They need a converted try and more

-in the remaining 12 minutes.

-Not often do you see the All Blacks

-without a try on the scoreboard...

-..after 67 minutes.

-The tactics changed after the

-red card for Sonny Bill Williams.

-Sexton brings Jamie George

-into the action on the blindside.

-Murray!

-A great try from the Lions.

-What about Jamie George's

-contribution?

-We know about his ability

-with the ball in hand.

-Good work.

-Murray, Sexton. Great timing.

-George galloping over the gain-line.

-Murray with no-one in front of him.

-It was TJ Perenara.

-He left the space inside him.

-You have to praise Murray.

-He showed attacking intent.

-The supporters can't bear it.

-Owen Farrell. Keep your head.

-This is such an important kick.

-Ten minutes remain.

-The scores are level at 21-21.

-New Zealand 21 -

-British and Irish Lions 21.

-A messy scrum

-gives Murray slow ball.

-The All Blacks have taken

-Lienert-Brown out of the scrum.

-They know a move is planned

-through the backs.

-Good feet from Lawes,

-the powerful, direct second row.

-Lawes. Out to Sinckler.

-Was he taken in the air?

-Here's the moment.

-It's a penalty to the Lions.

-Another twist in the game.

-Sinckler at pace.

-No.18.

-Charlie Faumuina.

-He jumped. You cannot tackle

-a player in the air.

-He is. It's a penalty.

-Farrell. He's kicked better tonight

-than he has done all tour.

-It was an important conversion.

-This is important.

-Goodness me, how important is it?

-The Lions lead.

-The New Zealand All Blacks 21 -

-The British and Irish Lions 24.

-The ball has been knocked on

-from an All Black hand.

-The kick downfield.

-They'll bring it straight back.

-The Lions are there in numbers.

-Barrett.

-O'Brien. Is there a late try

-to crown the victory?

-Jon Davies. Or a drop goal?

-Less than half a minute.

-Keep the ball.

-O'Brien runs away from the support.

-The ball is available for Murray.

-Warburton the captain.

-It would be a worthy end if he

-had the ball at the final whistle.

-The seconds tick down.

-The clock is red. That's the hooter.

-Murray. Out it goes.

-The Lions have done it.

-They've beaten the All Blacks.

-This game has had

-so many talking points.

-The series is still alive.

-The tries for the Lions.

-Very few had given them a chance

-to win this one.

-Winning the First Test

-was important in itself.

-The tour is still alive

-for the Lions.

-The squad and the supporters will

-travel to Auckland full of hope...

-..and expectation

-that the 2017 Lions...

-..can emulate the feat

-of the 1971 Lions.

-The final score is New Zealand 21 -

-British and Irish Lions 24.

-I don't know how you are -

-my nerves are frayed.

-Nicky and Gwyn are off

-to lie down in a darkened room.

-Join us after the break

-for the analysis.

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-New Zealand 21 - Lions 24.

-That result has ignited the tour

-once again.

-Before we analyse the game, here's

-the reaction from New Zealand.

-It's the first time

-I've beaten the All Blacks.

-It's nice to have the result

-tonight after a difficult game.

-The weather wasn't great.

-We showed a lot of confidence

-in ourselves to secure the victory.

-Our discipline wasn't great at times

-and we gifted them some easy points.

-On a good note, we showed

-resilience to fight back...

-..and secure a great result.

-It's a win for us

-that keeps the series alive.

-The Sonny Bill Williams red card.

-The significant number of penalties

-we gave away.

-We're not getting carried away

-with it.

-We showed great character

-in coming back.

-The way we controlled the last 10

-minutes was especially significant.

-I'm very proud of our guys

-and congratulations to the Lions.

-They worked and worked

-their way back into the game.

-They came over the top of us

-in the last five minutes...

-..to get in front.

-Congratulations to them and now

-we've got to head to Auckland...

-..and it's one each.

-We'll all get excited about that.

-That's the reaction

-from New Zealand.

-There's no doubt about it,

-what a game.

-It was incredible.

-The red card changed things.

-The Lions started well,

-they were very physical.

-I expected that - they were beaten

-up last week in the front five.

-The weather didn't help

-the flow of the game.

-Once Sonny Bill went off,

-it gave the Lions a great chance.

-In the second half,

-you thought that chance had gone.

-Their discipline was terrible.

-Last week we criticised them

-for not taking the chances...

-..but this week, they did that very

-well, they scored from each chance.

-Let's look closer at that red card.

-It was the turning point,

-no doubt about it.

-"Big call",

-came the shout from the office.

-Was it the correct decision

-from Garces?

-No All Black player had ever

-been sent off in New Zealand.

-The last one was 50 years ago.

-It was always going to be

-a big decision.

-I think Garces was spot-on

-with this decision.

-Sonny Bill goes in, there's no

-attempt to wrap his arms around.

-The shoulder comes in

-with force to Watson's head.

-For me, that's the correct

-interpretation of a red card.

-He's lost control, it's dangerous

-and player safety is so important.

-There is some discussion.

-The TMO and Peyper

-suggested it wasn't a red card.

-Garces made up his mind

-and produced the red card.

-Let's put the game in context.

-It was an important win for the

-Lions' credibility in New Zealand...

-..for the tour, the series...

-..and all the supporters who

-invested their money to be there.

-Also, for the future of the Lions.

-They don't want to be

-pigeon-holed into a short tour.

-This strengthens their cause.

-If Sonny Bill isn't there

-next week...

-..how much of a difference

-will that make?

-The disciplinary hearing

-will be held this week.

-For the remainder of the game,

-they had little to offer in attack.

-Sonny Bill Williams is key

-to the way they play.

-He carries the ball

-and crosses the advantage line.

-He brings tempo into the game.

-Without him and Ryan Crotty

-who was injured last week...

-..they have young,

-inexperienced centres.

-Full-back Ben Smith is also out.

-Who are the leaders

-amongst the backs?

-There's a lot of pressure on them

-and they didn't shine today.

-You referred to the indiscipline.

-It looked at one point as if

-the Lions would throw away...

-..one of those

-rare opportunities to win.

-How much of a problem was it?

-It was a problem for Vunipola

-who was under pressure at the scrum.

-This was harsh - he was on his knee

-for half a second.

-Garces penalised any player

-competing on the ground.

-He was lucky that this wasn't more

-than a yellow card.

-There was contact

-on Beauden Barrett's head there.

-I would bring McGrath in

-to start the Third Test.

-The All Blacks had to change

-the attacking tactics...

-..because they didn't have

-the backs.

-They kept the ball tight and time

-after time in the second half...

-..the penalties

-kept the All Blacks ahead.

-For long periods of time,

-the Lions weren't under pressure.

-Indiscipline was the problem.

-We should be grateful

-that Beauden Barrett...

-..couldn't find his range

-for parts of the game.

-When the team was announced

-earlier this week...

-..the 10-12 partnership

-was under the spotlight.

-Did the Sexton-Farrell combination

-work for you?

-First of all,

-I disagreed with the selection.

-Ben Te'o has shone on this tour.

-He was great at crossing

-the gain line last week.

-However, I must say

-that the partnership worked.

-They said their kicking game

-would be different but it wasn't.

-Here, Farrell can take

-the ball up quickly...

-..and then good hands

-to get the ball put to Watson.

-Lienert-Brown

-was caught out defensively...

-..but they got over the gain line.

-After a few rucks, they stop the

-short passes and spread the ball.

-Depth from Farrell,

-he knows there's space out wide.

-Liam Williams does well

-to find Faletau.

-Great finishing from Faletau.

-We know what Savea can do for

-New Zealand, Faletau does it there.

-Israel Dagg, Ben Smith was there,

-maybe he could have tackled him.

-That was the first chance in

-the second half after 19 minutes.

-It took a long time to get

-a chance in the New Zealand half.

-There was a second try

-and Sexton did well to create it.

-It was the same pattern. Sexton

-takes it up with Farrell deep.

-The ball had gone to Farrell

-all game.

-This time, there's a change

-and he hits the hooker.

-This is the difference. This is

-what two outside-halves gives you.

-Instead of hitting Farrell deep,

-George comes short...

-..and he breaks through

-the defensive line.

-Murray is then awake to the chance.

-The combination of 10 and 12

-changed the Lions completely.

-They looked like a team

-comfortable with the ball in hand.

-You expected the ball

-to go wider than last week.

-I'm glad he made the decision

-to change it.

-With Sonny Bill off,

-you could have brought Te'o on...

-..but I'm glad they stayed together.

-Importantly, they scored tries

-and that's how they won the game.

-Before the tour,

-we expected this partnership.

-Gatland and the coaching staff

-wanted two heavyweights at centre.

-England play with Ford

-and Farrell...

-..Finn Russell links well

-with his backs, Sexton too...

-..that's what's need.

-You mentioned the replacements,

-some called for change...

-..but Gatland resisted.

-The front row and second row were

-changed - did it alter the game?

-Lawes was on the bench

-to add some energy and power.

-He carries the ball well

-and is a great defender.

-He was great in midweek,

-he could have started this game.

-Alun Wyn did so much

-in the first 50 minutes...

-..and then Lawes and Sinckler

-are great impact players.

-They carried the ball

-against some tired defenders.

-For now, thank you very much. We'll

-turn to the Third Test in a moment.

-A lot of Welsh supporters are

-celebrating in Wellington today.

-Many have influenced the sport there

-at grass roots level.

-I decided to travel

-around the world.

-I was travelling with two others...

-..a Welshman, Englishman

-and Scot together.

-We headed for New Zealand.

-I was lucky enough to find a job

-in Auckland Grammar School.

-New Zealand has changed a lot.

-A lot of people

-have migrated here to live.

-Only 4m people live

-in New Zealand...

-..but they're all keeping

-the rugby tradition alive.

-Rugby is huge in every school

-I've been involved with.

-Rugby is so important

-and it binds the country together.

-The children are doing a test

-called Rugby: It's in the Blood.

-They do it as part

-of their Sociology course.

-It is in the blood and the children,

-at lunchtime...

-..you'll see hundreds of them

-playing rugby.

-Both have the same attitude

-towards the shirt...

-..but more importantly, towards the

-team and the people you play with.

-We're the school with the most.

-We have 53.

-Out to Cruden. To Rieko Ioane.

-Rieko Ioane, I'd say that

-he's the one who's stood out.

-I was teaching him three years ago.

-You could just see that he was

-going places. It was obvious.

-You could see the desire to succeed.

-People like this

-don't come around very often.

-He's the one who last won a cap.

-Lions going backwards.

-Liam Williams fails to take it.

-Ioane. Ioane for the corner, looking

-for his second try. He scores.

-The game is out of reach now.

-I'm not sure how the All Blacks

-produce so many good players.

-Wales produces a lot

-but I think it's something to do...

-..with the way

-the game is handled here.

-Everyone wants to play

-for their school.

-There are 15 teams

-in the A section in Auckland.

-You can win every game

-and lose every game.

-It's so hard to become the champion.

-Well, on to the Third Test.

-It's going to be some occasion.

-I can't wait. The players

-and supporters will be excited.

-We all wanted to see the series

-kept alive for the final test.

-We've spoken a lot throughout the

-tour and this game will be amazing.

-Can the Lions win the series?

-There's hope, yes,

-but let's put today in context.

-There were a number of factors.

-It was wet, Sonny Bill was sent off,

-they were down to 14 men...

-..and Beauden Barrett

-missed those kicks.

-The All Blacks could have won

-with 14 men.

-The Lions need a Herculean effort

-but there is hope.

-There's hope.

-Thank you both for your comments.

-It's game on for the Third Test.

-The series is still alive.

-Can the players emulate the feat

-of the 1971 squad?

-We'll find out next Saturday

-with the highlights at 6.30pm.

-One game left

-and what a game it'll be.

-The series is tied.

-Something special is needed

-in Auckland next week.

-Believe you me,

-it could be a special Saturday.

-Until then, goodbye.

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