Springbok hitman Lukhanyo Am has warned the British & Irish Lions there are more missiles coming their way in Saturday’s Second Test in Cape Town.
Centre Am sent shockwaves around the stadium in last weekend’s opener when he smashed Elliot Daly three minutes into the 22-17 defeat for the hosts with an Exocet of a tackle.
Daly, who is benched for the rematch, was taken man and ball by Am to set the physical tone for the first half, which the Boks won 12-3 before the tourists rallied.
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