Full-time score: Lions 32-10 Maori All Blacks
Lions have now won three, lost two on tour of New Zealand
Penalty (automatic 7 pts), Itoje tries, Halfpenny 6 pens & 1 con
Messam try, McKenzie con & pen for Maori
Lions have called up six new players to join squad
Rotorua is located in the Bay of Plenty region in New Zealand's North Island.
It's a place that you can smell before you even get to, think rotten eggs.
That's due to the geothermal activity with its geysers and hot pools.
The city also showcases the country's Maori culture.
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Image source, BBC SportMy colleague Matt Davis is lucky enough to have visited Rotorua, so what did he make of it?
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A prize for the person who can best pronounce this Maori war dance...
I'm tongue (and keyboard) tied.
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Image source, BBC SportWe're expecting a capacity crowd at the 28,000-seater Rotorua International Stadium.
These Lions fans are kitted out to the max. Bring us back one of those hats, hey guys...
You can see that giant lion do the haka here...
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BBC Sport in Rotorua
Image source, .This afternoon in Rotoura there was a world record haka attempted in the centre of town.
Image source, .7,700 people all simultaneously performing and all facing the Lions hotel.
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Australia 19-24 Scotland
Scotland have won in Australia!
Finn Russell, who has just been called up to Warren Gatland's Lions squad, was among the try scorers as they beat the hosts 24-19.
You can follow the reaction to that game over here!, external
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Image source, Getty ImagesRight then, what do you know about today's opposition?
The Maori All Blacks are a historic team representing the proud culture of New Zealand.
All players must have "Maori whakapapa" or genealogy confirmed in order to represent the side.
The last time the Maori All Blacks met the Lions was on the disastrous tour of 2005 when Clive Woodward's side lost 19-3.
But that is the Lions' only defeat in eight encounters.
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Eddie Jones is not impressed with Warren Gatland's call ups, saying that players should be called up on "merit rather than geographical proximity"
Do you agree? What do you make of the call ups?
Nick Powell: Gatland knew he'd need extra players, could have put some Eng/Ire players on a plane a week ago and they'd have adjusted by now.
Phil Smith: Gatland's acting like a teenager picking GCSE subjects - geography over history.
John McEnerney: Definitely on merit Ringrose & Joe L should have got the call Brown Zebo Earls & Ford as well.
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New Zealand Maori 21-29 England women
Image source, Getty ImagesThere has already been some action today at the Rotorua International Stadium, where England women maintained their unbeaten run on the tour of New Zealand.
The Red Roses won 29-21 against the New Zealand Maori to follow up wins over Australian and Canada.
England went in front early on when Emily Scarratt crossed, but New Zealand hit back with Kendra Cocksedge scoring a fine individual try and Portia Woodman then intercepting and racing clear.
Abbie Scott went over on the stroke of half-time for England to level the scores at 14-14 and further tries from Lydia Thompson, Marlie Packer and Vicky Fleetwood completed their third win in as many matches.
Victoria Subritzky-Nafatali touched down at the death for New Zealand, but they could not prevent England from completing their preparations for the 2017 World Cup, which starts in August, in style.
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Image source, Getty ImagesLions coach Warren Gatland disagrees with Jones, saying the players he has brought in can "hit the ground running".
"Bringing in these players from an identical time zone, who can hit the ground running and step straight in rather than having to adjust following long-haul travel will help us manage players before the first Test, give us quality training numbers to prepare properly as well as offering us options for selection for the Chiefs match," he said.
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Image source, Getty ImagesOne man who isn't happy about the Lions call-ups? Eddie Jones...
The England boss told BBC Radio 5 live that selection should be on merit, not based on location.
"It's only a 13-hour trip from here to New Zealand," said Jones. "The [England] boys could be there.
"The Lions is a prestigious team - when you become a Lion, you're remembered for life.
"My only comment would be I would like to see it picked on merit rather than geographical proximity."
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So why has Warren Gatland decided to add to his British and Irish Lions squad?
Well, flanker Ross Moriarty has just been ruled out of the rest of the tour with a back injury - he hasnt' featured since the opener against the Provincial Barbarians - and Gatland has a few other injury concerns.
Fly-half Owen Farrell is out of today's game and may miss the first Test against the All Blacks after suffering a quadriceps injury in training, while full-back Stuart Hogg has left the tour with a facial injury.
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So it's Wales and Scotland players who get the nod from Warren Gatland, with the Scots currently winning in Australia and the Welsh having played Samoa in Auckland.
England, meanwhile, are over the other side of the world in Argentina, and Eddie Jones says some of his players have missed out on a call up due to the location of their tour.
Do you agree? Should a Lions call be based on merit or geography?
Let us know at #bbcrugby
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Some breaking news from the off for you...
Welsh quartet Kristian Dacey, Tomas Francis, Cory Hill and Gareth Davies have been called up to the Lions squad.
Scotland prop Allan Dell and fly-half Finn Russell are also set to be added to the squad following their game in Australia today.
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Image source, Getty ImagesFour warm-up games down, two to go... now is the time to stake a claim for a Lions shirt come the opening Test against New Zealand on 24 June.
Warren Gatland's side are in Rotorua to face the Maori All Blacks, but the tourists are yet to really hit their straps.
Two hard-fought wins, two late defeats - hardly form to trouble the world champions.
Time to silence the cynics? Let's find out...