Final score: Lions 15-30 New Zealand
All Blacks lead three-match series 1-0
O'Brien, Webb tries, Farrell con & pen for Lions
Taylor, Ioane 2 tries, Barrett 3 cons & 3 pens for New Zealand
New Zealand's last loss at Eden Park was in 1994
#bbcrugby or text 81111
Davros: Lions will score two penalties to New Zealand's thirty points. Not optimistic
Jamie Lockey: Horrible feeling this could be ugly for Lions. Head says 38-9 heart wants a tight tense bruiser to keep it close
Ben Thapa: All Blacks 38-12 Lions. It's going to be a bloodbath and Warren's focus on defensive rugby will be cut to ribbons
New Zealand 3-0 British and Irish Lions
Chris Jones
BBC 5 live rugby union reporter at Eden Park, Auckland
Lions will take conceding only three points from that concerted spell of New Zealand pressure.
At least four times the All Blacks have offloaded in contact - this has to be stopped.
Beauden Barrett
Over it goes. First blood to the hosts.
Image source, PANew Zealand 0-0 British and Irish Lions
New Zealand are gathering some momentum now.
The recycling is quick, the support runners are numerous and the Lions are struggling to cope.
Tadhg Furlong concedes the penalty and this should be simple for Beauden Barrett.
#bbcrugby or text 81111
Jim Dale: NZ by 15+ I reckon. I hope I'm wrong. Come on Lions!
Ben Dunbar: That one handed pick-up by Barratt was a thing of beauty. Sheer brilliance
Stewart Milligan: Outrageous pick up from Barrett there
New Zealand 0-0 British and Irish Lions
Anthony Watson take a bow.
Image source, Getty ImagesThe Lions winger stretches every sinew to take Beauden Barrett's crossfield bomb above his opposite number.
A superb over-the-head claim and he clears his line from the mark.
New Zealand 0-0 British and Irish Lions
Sonny Bill Williams drops his heads, fires up the pistons and charges into Alun Wyn Jones and Taulupe Faletau.
They hold solid, but the All Blacks are up to within 15 metres.
Image source, Getty ImagesNew Zealand 0-0 British and Irish Lions
Chris Jones
BBC 5 live rugby union reporter at Eden Park, Auckland
One of the best players in Europe for years now, this series could see Farrell's emergence as a true global superstar.
And he has started well here, pulling the strings and picking the right pass, while his long kick downfield and chase helped relieve pressure.
The head-to-head between fly-halves is always important - but these are the two best 10s in the world by some distance.
New Zealand 0-0 British and Irish Lions
It is open, loose and dangerous out there.
Ben Smith spills another nerve-jangler of a box-kick from Conor Murray. The Ireland scrum-half has been right on point so far.
But Tadhg Furlong forces an off-load when it doesn't look on.
A delicious little chip from Beauden Barrett forces the Lions back to their own 22.
Image source, ReutersNew Zealand 0-0 British and Irish Lions
The first scrum is solid from the All Blacks.
And the first bit of off-loading liveliness as Aaron Smith threatens from a lovely little loft from Brodie Retallick.
But the Lions have turned it over - Liam Williams with the steal.
The tourists are matching the double world champs so far.
Image source, Getty ImagesNew Zealand 0-0 British and Irish Lions
A lovely little bit of showboating in the middle of the tempest from Beauden Barrett, scooping up the ball one-handed with the hounds of hell on his heels.
The crowd enjoyed that.
But the All Blacks backs are not firing yet. Uncharacteristically inaccurate with the ball in hand so far.
Image source, reutersNew Zealand 0-0 British and Irish Lions
New Zealand sports journalist Marc Hinton with the inside track on Dagg...
New Zealand 0-0 British and Irish Lions
Steve Jones
BBC Radio 5 live rugby producer at Eden Park, Auckland
I'm sat behind the friends and family in Eden Park, playing a game of "guess the Lions relative".
The Gatlands are all here. There's a man with Leigh Halfpenny's hair so let's assume that's his brother.
Jonathan Davies' dad has "JD" on his hat, which helps.
New Zealand 0-0 British and Irish Lions
The first tester for Elliot Daly under the high ball as Aaron Smith hoists a snowy box-kick.
Examination passed.
Daly claims and presents despite a walloping tackle from Kieran Read on his return to earth.
New Zealand 0-0 British and Irish Lions
Israel Dagg has sneaked an arm under Elliot Daly to keep him off the floor over the line.
Superb defence, but the hosts are camped on their own line and rattled by the blitzkrieg start.
The Lions have to make the most of this period you feel...
Image source, Getty ImagesNew Zealand 0-0 British and Irish Lions
An electric start from the Lions.
Jonathan Davies carves through midfield, Conor Murray canters up to within three metres, has Elliot Daly wriggled over in the corner?
Image source, PANew Zealand 0-0 British and Irish Lions
Conor Murray's box-kick is a beaut, landing right on the button for Anthony Watson to chase.
Spilled. Loose. Lions reclaim and Aaron Smith is in at the side.
Penalty Lions. A good start and they nudge upfield.
New Zealand 0-0 British and Irish Lions
Jaco Peyper - the South African referee - peeps his whistle and Beauden Barrett gets the series up and running.
His kick is safely gathered by Taulupe Faletau and Conor Murray box-kicks high and clear.
New Zealand v British and Irish Lions (08:35 BST)
Here we go then...
TJ Perenara leads the haka, calling his troops into formation.
Israel Dagg has the tongue popping and eyes rolling early in the piece.
Taulupe Faletau and Mako Vunipola stare straight back through the All Blacks to the posts behind them.
We are ready.
Image source, Getty ImagesNew Zealand v British and Irish Lions (08:35 BST)
Here come the fans...
Follow BBC Sport's Instagram story for more live videos and pictures.
App users may need to click 'view more' to see this post.
Allow Twitter content?
This article contains content provided by Twitter. We ask for your permission before anything is loaded, as they may be using cookies and other technologies. You may want to read Twitter’s cookie policy, external and privacy policy, external before accepting. To view this content choose ‘accept and continue’.