Australia head coach Joe Schmidt has expressed frustration over a key officiating decision during the Wallabies' narrow 29-26 loss to the British and Irish Lions.
Melbourne made sporting history on Saturday as a record-breaking crowd of 90,307 fans packed the iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) for the second Test,
The British & Irish Lions pulled off a stunning comeback against Australia in Melbourne, winning the second Test 29–26 and sealing the series 2–0 in front of over 90,000 spectators.
British and Irish Lions captain Maro Itoje has hailed centre Garry Ringrose for his selfless decision to withdraw from the team ahead of the second Test against Australia.
British and Irish Lions head coach Andy Farrell has confirmed that fly-half Marcus Smith is fit and available for selection ahead of Saturday’s second Test against Australia.
Australia international Pete Samu has been ruled out of representing the Pasifika XV against the British and Irish Lions due to eligibility rules set by the Lions tour organisers.
Wallabies head coach Joe Schmidt remains upbeat ahead of Saturday’s first Test against the British & Irish Lions, despite missing several key players due to injury.
Tom Curry will start in the Lions' back row alongside Tadhg Beirne and Jack Conan while Sione Tuipulotu will partner fellow countryman Huw Jones in the centres. Plus, the latest team news from the Australia camp.
The British & Irish Lions are expected to name a starting XV for Saturday’s first Test against Australia that includes up to eight Irish internationals according to reports.