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Lions set for 'biggest game of our lives'
The Journal
|July 23, 2025
ANDY Farrell braced his British and Irish Lions for the “biggest game of our lives” in Saturday's second Test against Australia after the First Nations and Pasifika XV were dispatched 24-19 in Melbourne.
The Lions retained their 100% record in seven matches Down Under but only after surviving a scare against scratch opponents comprising of players with First Nations or Pacific Island heritage.
It was the first time since arriving in Australia that they faced the prospect of losing but they weathered the storm to register an important victory ahead of their attempt at clinching the series against the Wallabies at Melbourne Cricket Ground.
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