Coach Andy Farrell has cautioned the British and Irish Lions to be wary of a wounded Wallabies side in the second Test, and demanded they improve thei

The Lions are 1-0 up going into the second Test of their series Down Under after a impressive victory in the opening Test. Although the tourists fell off the pace in the second half, their performance in the opening 40 minutes – plus an early try in the second half – means they always had a comfortable cushion.

The British & Irish Lions’ First Test against Australia threatened to boil over in a moment that left two stars covered in blood. The Lions enjoyed a brilliant first half to their opening Test

On Sunday, the Lions called in another lock, Scotland’s Gregor Brown, as a precaution, to join a trio of fellow Scots drafted in by Farrell from their national team’s New Zealand-based tour

Latest score as tourists make dream start to first Test showdown in Brisbane - The Lions have never lost in Brisbane – and are already on course for another victory in the first Test of the 2025 serie

Australia rugby union legend David Campese was furious to see his former side end the game early in their 27-19 defeat to the British and Irish Lions. In the first Test of the tour, Andy

British and Irish Lions head coach Andy Farrell isn't buying into predictions of a 3-0 series sweep over Australia.

The British and Irish Lions will have even "greater confidence" of beating Australia in the first Test after seeing the Wallabies' under-strength line-up, says Ugo Monye.