There were several British and Irish Lions players who would have been hoping to have a red-hot crack against the First Nations-Pasifika XV on Tuesday and force their way into consideration for the second Test.

The British and Irish Lions just about maintained their 100 per cent record in Australia as they hung on to beat the First Nations and Pasifika XV 24-19 at the Marvel Stadium in Melbourne on Tuesday.

For the first time in 129 years the British and Irish Lions have a picked a test team that doesn't contain a Welshman.

Barring a sticky encounter against the Waratahs in Sydney, the tour fixtures on Australian soil had been straightforward for the 2025 British and Irish Lions – unsatisfyingly so, from a neutral’s perspective.

Wales flanker Jac Morgan says he is determined to make Wales proud as he targets a British and Irish Lions Test team place.

"Farrell rose to the occasion and may well still have something to say in the Test series." #LionsRugby #Lions2025

Santiago Cordero and Francisco Gómez Kodela have played their final games for Argentina after a combined 29 years of international service.