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Kiss's combined Aus-NZ side out to 'light up' British and Irish Lions tour
Gulf Today
|July 12, 2025
A combined Australia-New Zealand side plans to "light up" the British and Irish Lions tour by upsetting them Saturday in their final warm-up on before the first Wallabies Test.
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Seventeen internationals are in coach Les Kiss's matchday 23 for the clash in Adelaide as the two rugby powerhouses join forces for the first time since 1989.
Andy Farrell's tourists have won all four games so far in Australia and are hot favourites to dominate the opening Test in Brisbane on July 19.
But Kiss believes his side can spring a surprise despite a limited buildup, leaving the Lions heading to Queensland on the back of a demoralising loss.
"If we got a win, yeah, it'll definitely light things up, wouldn't it," said Kiss, who will take over from Joe Schmidt as Wallabies coach next year.
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