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Australia vs. British and Irish Lions: Second Test live updates
Join ESPN for live updates as Australia host the British and Irish Lions at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in a huge second Test with the series on the line.
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Brains and brawn: How the Wallabies can square the Lions series
Australia will be boosted by the return of Rob Valetini and Will Skelton in Melbourne. How they harness that go-forward and embrace the intensity of their First Nations and Pasifika colleagues, will be vital in the second Test.
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RED ROSES NAME WORLD CUP SQUAD
Women's Rugby World Cup: England name experienced 32-player squad
Red Roses coach John Mitchell has named his 32-player squad for this year's Women's Ruby World Cup, which will be held in England.
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British and Irish Lions player ratings: Back row shines in Brisbane
The British and Irish Lions got the job done in Brisbane with a 27-19 win over Australia in the first Test, so who stood out at Suncorp?
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Farrell: We know what Australia will bring next weekend
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RUGBY
'The best in the world': Lions earn high praise but ex-All Blacks coach hasn't ruled Wallabies out
The Lions had a walkover win over the AUNZ XV in Adelaide, but ex All Blacks coach Ian Foster believes "they've got a lot of work to do".
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WALLABIES SQUAD NAMED
'Adaptable' Joe Schmidt simply had to turn to James O'Connor
With just 20 caps of Test experience between Ben Donaldson and Tom Lynagh, Joe Schmidt had no other choice but to bring James O'Connor into his Wallabies squad.
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'Rattled' O'Connor promises not to take Wallabies recall for granted
James O'Connor reacts to his shock Wallabies recall, telling reporters he missed Joe Schmidt's phone call and that this time he understands the significance of the opportunity he has in front of him.
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Wallabies vet excited for second Lions chance
Wallabies prop James Slipper has waited a "long, long time" but finally has the chance to erase the massive disappointment he felt in his last Test against the British and Irish Lions.
LIONS THROWBACK
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