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Owen Farrell returns to Lions bench

Rugby-Lions boss treats son Owen Farrell like any other player, says coach

The familial bond between head coach Andy Farrell and playmaker son Owen looms large over the British & Irish Lions as they prepare for the second test against Australia in Melbourne on Saturday. However,

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Owen Farrell returns to Lions bench as Andy Farrell makes 3 changes for second test

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Rugby-Lions change three starters for second test, Owen Farrell on the bench

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‘It shows the person he is’ - Porter praises Ringrose

Like everyone else, Andrew Porter was shocked to hear the news that Garry Ringrose had unselfishly withdrawn himself from the Lions team for Saturday’s second Test against Australia.

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Owen Farrell returns to Lions bench. Andy Farrell makes 3 changes to starting XV for second test

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Owen Farrell Named On Bench As Revamped Lions Look To Seal Series

Lions, Wallabies and Will Skelton

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Wallabies relying on Skelton and Valetini to save the series against the British and Irish Lions

Rugby Australia is throwing its biggest body and its most destructive ball carrier at the British and Irish Lions with the recalls of Will Skelton and Rob Valetini in a bid to save the series.

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Wallabies Valetini, Skelton, Porecki return from injury for second Lions test

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Rugby-Wallabies add Valetini, Skelton muscle for second Lions test

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Lions v Australia predictions: Our writers are divided over who will win second Test

The British and Irish Lions have the chance to secure a series victory over Australia on Saturday in Melbourne. However, the Wallabies look much stronger on paper with Will Skelton, Rob Valetini and Langi Gleeson all back fit.

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🎧 Can Lions seal series or will Wallabies force decider?

Nick Stiles, one of the winning Wallabies from the 2001 Lions series, gives his view on Australian rugby and how he would make them competitive again.

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Maro Itoje issues rallying cry to Lions ahead of second Test: ‘Not all games are equal’

Maro Itoje has warned the British and Irish Lions not to take the Wallabies lightly as they bid to “do something special” in the second Test in Melbourne. The Lions are hoping to seal the series at the MCG on Saturday after beating Australia rugby in Brisbane last weekend to take a 1-0 lead after an excellent first-half performance.

Lions draft in England Rugby World Cup legend ahead of crucial Australia clash

The British & Irish Lions utilised Martin Johnson's expertise ahead of their second Test match against Australia.

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Davids to make debut for Lions

Newly signed winger Angelo Davids will make his debut for the Fidelity ADT Lions team when they take on the Hollywoodbets Sharks in their Currie Cup opener on Saturday.

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Tonight's rugby news as Lions set for change, players told team and 'ridiculous' claim denied

Former British and Irish Lions coach Sir Clive Woodward and Wallabies legend David Campese both criticised Australia captain Harry Wilson's decision in the first Test to kick into touch with the clock in the red with his side on their own line at 27-19 down.

Can the Lions seal the series or will we get a decider?

Can Australia bounce back at the famous MCG to level the series? Or will the Lions clinch a second successive series down under? With nine Irishman in Andy Farrell’s team, Chris gets the Irish perspective on the second Test with friend of the pod Murray Kinsella from The 42.

Maro Itoje sends impassioned message to Lions squad as 'pub team' remark made

The walkway to the Melbourne Cricket Ground is strewn with reminders of sporting giants. Shane Warne, Dennis Lillee and Bill Ponsford all have statues on the concourse and the Lions will run out of a tunnel opposite a stand, named after the legendary Aussie leggie, which holds 45,000 fans alone.