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-The 2017 Lions Tour

-is in the balance.

-What drama. Sonny Bill Williams.

-The Lions are roaring.

-A great try for the Lions.

-The series has been re-ignited.

-It's the biggest game

-we've played in.

-It's what every sacrifice

-you've made since you were a kid...

-..is all about.

-It's why you do those hours

-of training and preparation.

-You want those moments in sport and

-an opportunity to leave a legacy.

-It's a chance

-to do something special.

-You don't want those moments

-in your life to pass you by.

-After almost six weeks away

-from home and nine games...

-..it's journey's end for the Lions.

-It's judgement day

-for Warren Gatland.

-After the heroic performance

-in Wellington last week...

-..the series is evenly poised.

-Something special is needed

-in Auckland to win the series.

-Emulating the feat

-of the 1971 Lions is the aim.

-Emyr Lewis was in his nappies.

-Jamie Robinson hadn't been born.

-Yes, 43 years is a long time.

-Will the wait end today?

-As ever,

-English subtitles are available.

-Your commentary team

-is Dafydd Jones and Wyn Gruffydd.

-The Lions have only won one series

-out of eleven in New Zealand.

-The All Blacks are unbeaten

-in 23 years at Eden Park.

-Will Sam Warburton become

-only the second Welshman...

-..to lead the Lions to victory

-in the Land of the Long White Cloud?

-Three changes for the home side,

-one positional.

-Israel Dagg

-switches from fullback to wing.

-Jordie Barrett and Laumape

-have one cap each...

-..although neither have started a

-test for New Zealand before tonight.

-Steve Hansen has lost the services

-of Smith, Crotty and Sonny Bill...

-..but Julian Savea returns

-after missing the first two tests.

-With fullback Liam Williams fit...

-..and Gatland resisting the urge

-to drop Vunipola...

-..who saw yellow

-during the Second Test...

-..the same XV is chosen

-for a second successive test...

-..since the Third Test

-against the All Blacks in 1993.

-Sexton and Farrell

-link up again at 10 and 12...

-..with Alun Wyn Jones playing

-his ninth successive Lions' test...

-..next to Maro Itoje.

-Will Sam Warburton write

-another chapter in Lions' history?

-A memorable night for Kieran Read,

-he wins his 100th cap.

-He's only the seventh All Black

-to do so...

-..following on from McCaw, Mealamu,

-Woodcock, Carter, Nonu and Muliaina.

-Kieran Read.

-It's a full house.

-Rumour has it that the Lions

-have brought more supporters...

-..than the hosts.

-It's hard to believe.

-The 100th Haka for Kieran Read.

-None will have been

-more passionate than that.

-Romain Poite

-with the whistle in his mouth.

-The final game, the final test,

-the all important...

-..and the most crucial game

-in New Zealand...

-..since the World Cup Final

-on Eden Park in 2011.

-This is going to be some game

-and it's hard to call it.

-The atmosphere has changed

-in New Zealand...

-..according to those who matter.

-Itoje competes. It's out cleanly.

-Smith. To Laumape.

-He's starting his first test match.

-There were a few errors

-in his game last week.

-Beauden Barrett on the attack.

-The Lions turn the ball over early

-but illegally says Romain Poite.

-Sam Warburton went in early.

-It was touch and go.

-Romain Poite

-has awarded the penalty.

-Sam was in early

-and he'll be frustrated with that.

-Beauden Barrett does well. Sean

-O'Brien. Warburton was in early.

-The first opportunity,

-after two and a half minutes.

-Where's that one going?

-That's not the start he wanted.

-Suddenly the Lions

-and their supporters can sense hope.

-The first sign that it might

-not be easy for the All Blacks.

-Barrett pulled that one left.

-He was far from perfect last week.

-The two brothers combine. Beauden

-Barrett with the up and under.

-Johnny Sexton with a safe pair

-of hands underneath it.

-Great counter-rucking

-from the All Blacks.

-Alun Wyn Jones

-gets a hand to Aaron Smith.

-There are two men

-on the ball-carrier...

-..as there were throughout

-the Second Test last week.

-Codie Taylor finds some room.

-Jon Davies hauls him back.

-Taylor like a centre in midfield.

-Daly is held.

-He does well.

-We knew the opening minutes

-would be crucial...

-..to the course of the game.

-Murray's controlling things.

-Alun Wyn Jones

-provides some cover for him.

-It's safe and secure

-over the touchline.

-Great work to relieve the pressure.

-Murray was instrumental.

-This scrum offer the All Blacks

-options on either side.

-We can see the backs lining up,

-Israel Dagg is poised.

-Kieran Read secures possession.

-Beauden Barrett.

-The line-up on the right

-fooled the defence.

-Dagg and Jordie Barrett were poised.

-Cane. Somehow, Itoje has his hands

-on the ball.

-Where did he come from?

-He's like a shadow.

-A chance, a half-chance,

-that's all they need.

-The game could turn

-on a half-chance or an error.

-Another mistake from Farrell.

-That kick went straight out,

-he put too much on it.

-The All Blacks

-are turning the screw here.

-Itoje again.

-A poor throw from Taylor.

-Itoje is wide awake today.

-Murray. He gets his kick away.

-It's a huge kick.

-Great work from Elliot Daly.

-I'd love to go scrumping apples

-with him.

-Jon Davies. Out to Liam Williams.

-Can he get the pass away?

-He does, to Watson.

-He's a potent threat for the Lions.

-Just like this man, Sean O'Brien.

-He'll want to keep his discipline

-a week on from his yellow card.

-Great tempo from the Lions.

-Both locks combining,

-Alun Wyn Jones and Itoje.

-It's available again.

-That was some collision.

-Cane came in.

-Sexton's distribution

-was so good last week.

-Sexton and Farrell in midfield.

-Even Sir John Kirwan

-praised the selection this week.

-Here comes Sexton again,

-almost up to the 22.

-The eighth, ninth passage of play.

-Great hands from Itoje.

-Once again,

-he runs into the defence.

-Five, six metres out.

-Murray has one eye on the try-line.

-Not this time. Vunipola.

-The big boys take it up the middle.

-Once again. Tadhg Furlong.

-He lifts his legs.

-Five metres out.

-Itoje leaves it for Vunipola.

-Warburton and Alun Wyn Jones

-were in support.

-The try-line is so close

-and yet so far.

-Out it goes, out it goes.

-One more pass could be enough.

-The interception from Barrett.

-He's been caught.

-Laumape is away.

-Jonathan Davies is after him.

-He'll have to catch him up.

-Watson is back there.

-He tries to avoid Savea's tackle.

-He's in a spot of bother.

-The play has gone from one end

-of the field to the other.

-Great work from Jonathan Davies.

-Heroic work from Liam Williams,

-hold him up.

-There was no panic.

-Faletau is there.

-They can use this.

-Alun Wyn Jones goes to ground.

-They've overcome the threat for now.

-Take your time, lads,

-take your time.

-The game is swaying back and forth.

-This has to go straight out.

-Murray. A well-weighted kick.

-Finally, after 13 minutes,

-we can take a short breath...

-it'll only be short.

-Who made the pass?

-I thought the try was on.

-Barrett with the interception.

-The All Blacks are playing the game

-at a high tempo.

-A high tackle

-according to the assistant referees.

-It was Farrell. It was similar

-to Sonny Bill's tackle.

-Savea.

-46 tries in 53 test matches.

-An incredible record.

-Moody.

-A few seconds ago,

-we were the other end of the field.

-Warburton over the top. He tries

-to get his hands on the ball.

-The cross-field kick-pass.

-Back on the inside.

-It's a try for Laumape.

-Great work from Jordie Barrett.

-He's starting his first test match

-and scores the game's first try.

-We can see Barrett

-with the cross-field kick.

-Daly has been so effective

-in the air tonight.

-Barrett does well,

-Laumape in the right place.

-The master of the kick-pass,

-Beauden Barrett.

-Little brother Jordie

-was so effective.

-Laumape completed the move.

-It comes as a great relief

-for the men in black.

-Barrett's failed

-with an easier chance than this.

-There was nothing wrong

-with that kick.

-The All Blacks are on their way,

-they lead 7-0...

-..thanks to a try that was made in

-a back garden in deepest Taranaki.

-Beauden to Jordie...

-..they've done this time and time

-again in their back garden.

-Alun Wyn Jones.

-He led the Lions to victory

-in the Third Test...

-..in Australia four years ago.

-Who was the referee that day?

-Romain Poite.

-Sexton gets the ball out

-to Jonathan Davies.

-The grubber kick through.

-Daly gives chase.

-Beauden Barrett.

-He was left with little option.

-Great work

-from the Welsh centre's left foot.

-Liam Williams

-was looking for the penalty.

-A chance for the Lions

-to establish the rolling maul.

-Alun Wyn Jones

-organises his players.

-The All Blacks are in

-to prevent the first attack.

-Murray has to play it.

-Warburton with the helping hand.

-The pass to Jonathan Davies.

-Advantage to the Lions.

-A penalty kick will come unless

-they can take a better advantage.

-We saw the All Blacks bettering

-their advantage in the First Test.

-A kick to test Jordie Barrett.

-Liam Williams follows it up.

-Dagg calls for it but Poite

-brings them back for the penalty.

-Back for the penalty

-but Dagg is a superb fullback.

-He times the catch

-from the high ball.

-Four successful kicks

-for Owen Farrell last week...

-..including

-the match-winning penalty.

-This is just as important.

-The Lions are on the scoreboard...

-..after an explosive start

-to the Third Test at Eden Park.

-The All Blacks from the restart.

-They waste no time.

-There were question marks

-about Anthony Watson's defence.

-He tackled one of the heaviest men

-in the All Black squad.

-The kick-pass from Barrett

-and Savea claims it.

-He thunders through the tackle.

-Farrell hauled him down

-five metres short...

-..when they were lining up

-for New Zealand.

-Through the hands this time.

-Cane with the fumble.

-Faletau.

-He has to tidy up.

-Advantage to the Lions.

-Sam Cane took his eye off the ball.

-Once again, they target Farrell.

-He wasn't sure where he was.

-Savea. That doesn't happen often

-to Liam Williams.

-Sit down, boy.

-Owen Farrell takes it quickly.

-Watson wasn't ready. He slips.

-Off his right foot.

-Was that the wisest decision?

-The Lions show they're ready

-to run it and keep up the tempo.

-They've kept their discipline

-so far.

-Two men are down in midfield.

-Kieran Read and O'Brien. It was

-some collision for Kieran Read.

-They're coming off.

-Sexton.

-Play goes on.

-Farrell to Jonathan Davies.

-Where did he learn that pass?

-In the car park

-of the Fox & Hounds in Bancyfelin.

-They've been called back.

-Is it a penalty

-against Lienert-Brown?

-I thought the ball was out.

-Watson's head bore the brunt of it.

-Sean O'Brien came in later.

-He was clattered, too.

-Look at Watson's muscles.

-No wonder Read has a headache.

-Kaino came in on Sean O'Brien.

-He's injured his shoulder.

-Farrell.

-Eight minutes until the break.

-The Lions have defended stoically

-for so long.

-They're back with a point

-as the All Blacks lead 7-6.

-Five minutes to half-time.

-It's another quick throw-in.

-Retallick is the first to react.

-He was

-World Player of the Year 2014.

-A great pass out to Lienert-Brown.

-Jordie Barrett.

-The two newcomers have scored a try.

-The quick line-out

-causing all manner of problems.

-The pass to Jordie Barrett.

-He scores his first

-international try.

-It won't be his last.

-What a try.

-Sit back and enjoy this try.

-You won't see a better try.

-That pass, the pass out

-of the tackle, it's so effective.

-Great timing.

-Smith can't get two hands to it.

-Once again, the up and under.

-I thought Liam Williams

-had caught it.

-This is the final play

-of the first half.

-Will Jordan Barrett run it out?

-That's not the way he plays rugby.

-We reach half-time after 40 minutes

-of high-speed rugby.

-There's more to come

-in the second half.

-Can the Lions emulate the feat

-of the 1971 Lions team...

-..and win a series in New Zealand

-and on Eden Park?

-The New Zealand All Blacks 12 -

-The British and Irish Lions 6.

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-CJ Stander is on for the second half

-replacing Sean O'Brien.

-He was on the receiving end

-of a collision in the first half.

-Romain Poite checks his watch.

-Warburton knows this is the most

-important 40 minutes of his career.

-This will be the last time

-many of them wear that Lions shirt.

-Jonathan Davies.

-in the second half.

-It's a chance to kick for position.

-Dafydd Jones, the All Blacks

-have a six-point advantage.

-Will the Lions

-be happy with that score?

-Without a doubt.

-Daly is going for the posts.

-They'll be happy at half-time.

-The All Blacks started

-the first half brilliantly.

-A penalty. Jonathan Davies did well.

-Elliot Daly, the long-range kicker.

-The left-footed kicker.

-That's the distance.

-50 metres and more with the angle.

-Daly. Left foot.

-It doesn't look bad at all.

-He's on the money.

-An excellent kick from Daly.

-The winger showed

-plenty of confidence.

-Look at this one.

-He plants that right foot anchor.

-He guides the kick. Excellent.

-The initial work from Kaino.

-Cane lends a helping hand.

-The Lions have shown they can stop

-the All Black rolling maul.

-Kieran Read in possession. They try

-to push him towards the touchline.

-Good work from Itoje. He gets

-a hand to the ball but not two.

-The pass to the midfield. Barrett.

-They came in from the wing

-but the pass was forward.

-Romain Poite on the spot

-with the whistle in his mouth.

-He's smiling.

-He was in the right place.

-Good work in midfield.

-Israel Dagg was at outside-half.

-Barrett.

-He does well

-but the pass was forward.

-Julian Savea ready to come in

-from his flank.

-We've seen it happen

-many a time during this game.

-Channel one again.

-Savea. Out to Beauden Barrett.

-It didn't reach

-Lienert-Brown that time.

-The Lions have it.

-Another mistake,

-uncharacteristic of the All Blacks.

-They're showing creativity,

-they're speeding things up.

-Mistakes are creeping

-into their game.

-The referee asks Sexton

-to go for a HIA.

-He doesn't agree.

-Ben Te'o. This will change

-the make-up of the midfield.

-A strong shove from the Lions.

-Romain Poite resisted the urge

-to put the whistle in his mouth.

-Te'o. His first touch.

-Alun Wyn Jones.

-He loses possession.

-That was a powerful tackle.

-He's been hurt in the tackle.

-He's back on his feet

-thank goodness.

-The medics were on in an instant.

-Kaino on the outside too.

-He leads with the arm to the head.

-A yellow card for Jerome Kaino.

-You tried to tackle

-but you hit the face first.

-There's no speed and no force.

-Just a yellow card for you.

-There's a crucial ten minutes

-in front of us...

-..in terms of the Lions'

-players and supporters.

-Maro Itoje calls the line,

-Jamie George throws the ball in.

-Warburton wins it.

-Itoje. Read with the tackle.

-Perfect timing of the tackle.

-Vunipola shows and goes

-and wins some ground.

-He carries well given the chance,

-just like Itoje.

-Read again with the tackle.

-Farrell. Out to Watson.

-Liam Williams in the 22,

-heading for the try-line.

-They will be called back.

-That was close too.

-The final pass was forward.

-The pass out through the back door.

-That's what you need to do to score

-a try against the All Blacks.

-Such a shame the pass was forward.

-Farrell at outside-half.

-Te'o did well.

-Watson does well on the outside.

-It was forward but only just.

-A solid-looking scrum.

-Lienert-Brown to Jordan Barrett.

-He receives Jonathan Davies'

-tackle at the same time.

-A crucial tackle,

-timed to perfection.

-The advantage swings back

-to the Lions.

-I'm surprised

-to see the Lions delaying it.

-The All Blacks are down to 14 men.

-Sexton is on the pitch.

-They have to attack, Dafydd.

-True enough.

-They need to secure possession here.

-The Saracens combination

-works this time.

-Jamie George was there first.

-Itoje was with him.

-Faletau looks for the runners.

-Courtney Lawes, fleet of foot.

-They're determined to gain ground

-through the forwards.

-The Lions' supporters

-lift the noise levels.

-Three points the difference.

-16 minutes into the second half.

-The series hangs in the balance.

-Goodness me.

-Farrell once again.

-He's not having his finest hour.

-Not the cleanest ball

-but it's secured by Retallick.

-Cane. Stander tackles him.

-Vunipola is there.

-Is it off the ground?

-It's there for the Lions.

-Furlong. Through the first tackle.

-Good work from the Wexford farmer.

-Sexton. Sexton again.

-He's crucial to the Lions' hopes.

-Watson slips. The ground is heavy.

-Lawes. Was it a high tackle?

-Yes, it was.

-Liam Williams knows

-the penalty is forthcoming.

-He wants more.

-Well, it was worth giving it a go.

-This is crucial.

-We know he has the distance.

-Can he tie the score at 12-12?

-He's done it.

-Now we have a game on our hands.

-Into the final quarter.

-Whatever the final score, the Lions

-have earned respect in New Zealand.

-What a kick.

-It's all-square in Eden Park.

-You look at the brothers

-and you'd say Jordan was the eldest.

-Savea.

-Well done, Watson.

-They asked the question

-whether Watson could handle Savea.

-Whitelock into the 22.

-The All Blacks are on the attack.

-Warburton gets his hand on the ball.

-Barrett again.

-There's no way through.

-Faletau.

-Is Barrett

-trying to do too much himself?

-He's in the middle of everything.

-He's distributing, he's carrying.

-He's running

-into the Lions' forwards.

-Faletau ran into him that time.

-Romain Poite asks Warburton

-to go off for his HIA.

-The Lions are without their captain.

-How much will the scrum

-be affected by that departure?

-I could see it coming.

-I could see it coming.

-Goodness me.

-I can't see them going

-for the corner this time.

-The scrum has been such a strength.

-Furlong did well in the first half.

-Sinckler slipped that time.

-Look at his legs.

-12 minutes to go.

-He wasn't going to miss that one.

-The weight of history

-was on his shoulders.

-The All Blacks 15 -

-The British and Irish Lions 12.

-Rhys Webb replaces Conor Murray.

-He's had an excellent series.

-It's not straight again.

-Where's Ken Owens?

-Where's Ken Owens?

-That's the second time.

-That's a very weary throw.

-It started straight but the strength

-in the arms is starting to wane.

-Here's a moment to treasure

-for Carmarthen hooker Ken Owens.

-The Lions in their own 22.

-Rhys Webb.

-He needs Ken to shelter him.

-Plenty of height and distance.

-Jordie Barrett. Ready to counter.

-He wriggles free of the tackle.

-Great work from the fullback to put

-the All Blacks on the front foot.

-Taylor wrapped up in the tackle

-by Rhys Webb.

-Kaino, straight to Itoje.

-Two mountains collide.

-Savea. Jordie Barrett.

-Liam Williams is back

-but the angle is tight.

-Sexton.

-No sign of his earlier injury.

-Great work from the Irish fly half.

-This is his sixth test for

-the Lions. 66 games for Ireland.

-Fekitoa does well

-to stay on the field of play.

-That short pass is so effective.

-New Zealand pick up the tempo

-and gain some territory.

-Whitelock. He's an 80-minute lock.

-Just like Retallick.

-Back it comes again.

-An unkind bounce.

-That was a horrible ball.

-Poor Liam.

-That was such a cruel bounce.

-What a kick.

-The All Blacks were surely pushing

-before the ball came in.

-Dagg from the wing.

-Farrell tries to rip the ball

-from his grasp.

-Hold him up, hold him up.

-We've turned this one over.

-Farrell's done it,

-to atone for his earlier mistakes.

-Well done, Farrell.

-Israel Dagg carries effectively.

-Great work from Israel Dagg.

-Who is it?

-Yes, Farrell in under the ball.

-Israel Dagg held up and

-a crucial scrum here for the Lions.

-Great strength from Owen Farrell.

-Ken Owens, the Scarlet.

-He finds Courtney Lawes at the back.

-He caught that one easily.

-Jonathan Davies can't take it

-but Liam Williams has.

-Great work from the Welsh fullback.

-Webb to Stander.

-He drives into the defensive line.

-Itoje.

-The Lions

-want to tie the scores at least.

-Keep the ball, boys, keep the ball.

-They've knocked it on.

-I've never scene Romain Poite

-so hesitant.

-Farrell.

-He tries to shut the noise out.

-The kick in the middle of the field.

-It's within reach. Here he comes.

-Owen Farrell.

-Up it goes and down it comes.

-Up go the flags.

-The scores are tied again.

-It's 15-15.

-Only two minutes remain.

-This is a test match in every sense.

-New Zealand 15 - The Lions 15.

-What's happened here?

-Was Ken off-side

-when he took the ball?

-Was that Ben Te'o?

-Now then. An important decision

-for Romain Poite.

-Did Kieran Read knock it on?

-Good luck.

-Did Ken Owens catch it?

-Remember that World Cup game

-between Australia and Scotland?

-Who did what, when and why?

-He didn't play deliberately

-the ball.

-Accidental off-side.

-It was an accidental off-side.

-Scrum for black.

-Kieran Read can feel aggrieved

-about that.

-Warren Gatland knows

-how lucky his team have been.

-It was unintentional.

-This game's not over yet.

-Over the 40-minute mark.

-Kieran Read wanted Poite

-to award his side a penalty.

-Fekitoa. Nowell with the tackle,

-he tries to turn him.

-The All Blacks go looking

-for the victory.

-Discipline, discipline.

-They don't want to concede

-a penalty here.

-Savea, head down.

-Will Barrett make a name

-for himself? Where is he?

-He won't go

-for the drop goal this time.

-On the 22. There are men out wide.

-Cruden.

-Take him down.

-Barrett within three metres.

-The Lions try

-and get the ball into touch.

-Daly tries to push the player

-over the line.

-Is that the final play

-in such a dramatic game?

-Romain Poite looks at his watch.

-The whistle is in his mouth.

-He blows it hesitantly.

-The referee will come

-under the microscope.

-Players win matches,

-the referee sets the standard.

-I'm not sure if that standard

-has been reached.

-This is the best test match

-I've ever seen.

-At the end of the series

-that promised so much...

-..we haven't been disappointed.

-It finishes 15-15.

-A drawn game and the series is tied.

-Be honest,

-you didn't see that coming.

-Emyr and Jamie will analyse the game

-after the break.

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-New Zealand 15 - The Lions 15.

-The series has been tied.

-We'll analyse the game

-in a moment...

-..but first, the reaction

-from New Zealand...

-..where Warren Gatland started

-by clowning around.

-For us to come here

-to New Zealand...

-..against the back-to-back

-World Champions and draw a series...

-..is an unbelievable achievement.

-We were completely written off.

-Everyone was talking

-about this being a 3-0 whitewash.

-This group of players

-have shown unbelievable character.

-The occasion tonight...

-..the atmosphere is what makes

-the Lions so special and so unique.

-It's a shot to nothing at that

-point, they were awarded a penalty.

-It's worth asking the question,

-having a look at things...

-..which he might not have caught

-at first sight.

-To be fair, a lot of referees

-make a call and stick to it.

-This series, they've been really

-good and gone back to have a look.

-Luckily,

-he listened to the question.

-When you think back to the World Cup

-when that happened to Scotland...

-..and Australia kicked the penalty.

-I thought there must be

-a different alternative.

-It's not a penalty offence.

-I was glad they had a look

-and I'm glad it was a scrum.

-It's a tough game to ref.

-We all know what happened and we

-all know what should have happened.

-At the end of the day, it's a game.

-As kids, we're taught

-to take the good with the bad.

-We have to do that.

-It's an interesting feeling.

-It's different to finish

-an incredible tour...

-..difficult at times

-with a drawn game.

-I think we can hold our heads up...

-..because we showed how united we

-became in a short space of time...

-..to secure the result

-we had last week...

-..and to come back today after

-two early tries for New Zealand.

-It was a good performance.

-Just proud to be part

-of the test team...

-..and to be on tour

-with the Lions again.

-It's something special for a player.

-Yeah, I'm sure when I look back

-at this, when I'm old and grey...

-part of the Lions team.

-That's the reaction

-from New Zealand.

-It's hard to know how

-they feel after a game like that.

-Emyr, no doubt about it,

-it was a thunderous test match.

-It certainly was.

-I couldn't sit still,

-it could have gone either way.

-Looking at the performance

-during the series...

-..New Zealand were the better side.

-They'll look at that result and

-think they should have won the game.

-There are many reasons for that.

-After only 20 minutes, they could

-have been 20 points ahead.

-One of the stories of this tour...

-..has been how skilful

-New Zealand have been.

-They've been clinical

-when they've had opportunities.

-They left a number of tries

-on the pitch during the game.

-Savea was left out

-of the first two tests.

-I don't think

-he'd want to see that again.

-Barrett had a great game

-but at the crucial moment...

-..he took his eye off the ball

-when he saw Faletau.

-Everyone's mentioned

-how good they are.

-When the Lions put them

-under pressure, they made errors...

-..and allowed the Lions

-back into the game.

-We've seen some great skills

-during the series.

-The mistakes with the ball in hand,

-we don't usually see those.

-They were under pressure.

-They were nervous, you saw that

-from their body language.

-They were uncharacteristic mistakes.

-They should have won that game

-easily, as I've already said...

-..but the Lions put them,

-under so much pressure...

-..they looked like

-an ordinary team at the end.

-There were chances

-despite the mistakes.

-We've mentioned Barrett,

-the brothers played in this game.

-Fullback Jordie started

-his first test for New Zealand.

-He was key in both All Black tries.

-You can picture them

-having a kick-about at home...

-..when they were young.

-Just like you and your brother.

-I couldn't kick!

-Jordie Barrett is 20 years old.

-He didn't look out of place today.

-He knows he can't catch the ball

-so he veers it backwards.

-Beauden ran the game

-from fly half...

-..and Jordie created the first try.

-He rounded off the second try and

-he's certainly one for the future...

-..with his brothers.

-There are three of them. It's a pity

-there's no Welsh blood in them.

-Such a pity. New Zealand

-always looked comfortable.

-They rarely play in games

-with such intensity.

-They coped well with the pressure.

-There were very few opportunities

-for the Lions.

-One chance was literally

-thrown away by Owen Farrell.

-New Zealand

-could have profited from it...

-..but a huge defensive effort from

-a Welshman rescued the situation.

-For me, Jon Fox, Jon Davies,

-was the man of the test series.

-He's had a great tour. He stopped a

-try at a crucial point in the game.

-Farrell didn't have the best

-first half.

-You can see the work Jon Davies

-does, he was metres away.

-He caught up brilliantly

-and timed the tackle perfectly.

-He forced the All Black

-to hold on to the ball.

-We saw the attacking game

-of Jon Davies in the First Test.

-We saw him at his defensive best

-in this game.

-We can see everyone rushing to him

-after that tackle on Barrett.

-He inspired his team-mates

-and he was my Man of the Series.

-Many agree with you

-that he is Man of the Series.

-We have to discuss one crucial

-decision at the end of the game.

-A sigh of relief from Ken Owens and

-everyone in Carmarthen and Wales.

-Was it illegal, was it accidental?

-Was it a good decision or

-a bad decision from the referee?

-What do you say, Emyr?

-It was a penalty, without a doubt.

-The sheriff has become the baddie

-this time around.

-The ball bounces off Liam Williams.

-Ken Owens reacts instinctively.

-The ball more or less

-drops in his lap.

-The ball is in his hand

-and then he lets it go.

-That's a penalty.

-You have to praise Sam Warburton.

-He goes up to the referee to ask...

-had happened during the knock on.

-Because of that, the referee

-can watch the action again...

-..but after watching

-all the replays...

-..I still think it's a penalty.

-A huge let-off for the Lions.

-Some have tweeted for Warburton to

-be in charge of Brexit negotiations.

-He's so good at getting referees

-to change their mind.

-Time is against us but let's talk

-about this Lions Tour as a whole.

-Is there a future? This question

-has been posed numerous times.

-If there is a future,

-what kind of future will it be?

-The Lions have been exemplary

-on and off the pitch.

-The Lions have a definite future

-in global rugby.

-What's the purpose,

-what's the aim of the Lions?

-Is it a tour to generate money

-for Lions Plc...

-..or is it a tour to give

-the best of Britain and Ireland...

-..an opportunity to shine

-in the southern hemisphere?

-They need to look at the timetable.

-This timetable didn't have

-the players' welfare in mind.

-There needs to be cooperation

-between clubs and unions...

-..to give players a timetable that

-gives them the best opportunity.

-They'll be heading to South Africa

-in four years' time.

-Many players dream

-of opportunities like this.

-All the players

-will say they want the tour.

-The only people against it

-are the clubs.

-They pay big money

-for their players.

-That's their bread and butter.

-They don't want the players

-returning to the clubs exhausted...

-..and not prepared

-for the early season games.

-Emyr has the final word.

-The series is over,

-the series has been tied.

-What excitement.

-How do you sum it all up?

-Trystan Aubrey, a butcher from

-Brynaman who now lives in Auckland.

-The words come from Ceri Wyn Jones.

-Cheerio.

-The badge's history weighs heavily

-Through the mists, four become one

-United they go into battle

-Together until the job is done.

-For them, the silver fern awaits

-And the Maori long white cloud

-Hear their Haka

-like a crunching tackle

-Rampaging hooves,

-a crash of thunder so loud.

-In their dance, the fire of old

-In their language, the sound of hope

-Of a score and a whistle.

-Despite the Lion bearing its teeth

-The All Blacks cast a shadow

-Out to Rieko Ioane.

-Self-belief in a shirt

-And the trickery of two islands.

-Ioane. Ioane for the corner.

-The game is out of reach.

-The wounded Lion returned again

-As fearless as the storms

-Tearing, breaking free

-Its claws dripping in blood.

-The war, the enemy

-will stay in the memory

-The war, the enemy

-will stay in the memory

-Of an united army of heroes

-Great battles in the land

-of the long white cloud

-Blood spilt

-over fields of silver fern.