Final score: Hurricanes 31-31 Lions
Second Test on Saturday also takes place in Wellington
Lions trail 1-0 in three-Test series
Gibbins, Laumape, Goosen, Fifita tries, Barrett 4 cons, 1 pen
Seymour 2, North tries, Biggar 2 cons & 4 pens for Lions
Courtney Lawes - among those hoping to push Test claims - plays 55 mins
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And now referee Romain Poite is reviewing a possible neck-roll by Hurricanes centre Ngani Laumape...
This could be a penalty to give the Lions safe passage out from underneath their own posts.
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Knock-on by the Hurricanes right on the Lions line!
Breathe.
Iain Henderson trots back on to bring the tourists back up to full strength after his yellow card.
Have the Lions survived?
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The Hurricanes are up to within five as the forwards pick and go...
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Wes Goosen is hauled down as the Canes go wide, Vaea Fifita rumbles on.
Twenty metres to the Lions line...
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Ngani Laumape crashes through a hole, panic stations in the Lions defence.
A handling error is all that saves the tourists.
But they are still under the cosh, defending on their own 22m.
Thirty seconds to run on Iain Henderson sin-binning.
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Ugo Monye
Former Lions and England winger
Two needless penalties, one yellow card and two kicks the corner, two tries. Discipline is killing the Lions. They have not only brought the Hurricanes right back into this game at 31 all they've also invited the home crowd to get back on their feet and raise their voices.
Completely self inflicted by the Lions. We've seen countless times this tour that you can't switch off for a moment, let alone 10 minutes.
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Leigh Halfpenny spills a kick forward just outside his own 22m line under no pressure.
He throws the ball away in disgust as the whistle blows. The home crowd jeer.
Hurricanes with a scrum in a prime attacking position...
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Neil Leverett: Tragedy for Henderson. His binning could cost big time
John Reynolds: I said months ago Itoje & Henderson should be the 1st 2 names on the teamsheet. Seems like everyone now agrees
Jurgen D1984: Tommy Seymour could score 5 tries today and lay an golden egg #bbcrugby, external still wouldn't feature him in player watch!
Annabel Blackett: Seymour is on fiiiireeee. Let's get some more Scotland players on the pitch. It's clear they play well together
Vaea Fifita (con Barrett)
Image source, PAIt is all square on the scoreboard heading into the final nine minutes.
But the Lions are one down in terms of manpower.
They are going to need something special to pull this out the fire...
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Vaea Fifita dives over. The Hurricanes players leap skyward in celebration.
It looks like a try in real time. What does it look like on video tape?
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An aimless kick from Dan Biggar and the Lions are pinned back once again.
The Hurricanes are up to within five...
Wes Goosen (con Barrett)
The out-numbered Lions are out-flanked.
Replacement Wes Goosen hangs wide on the wing and Jordie Barrett has the vision and ability to pick him out, slinging the long mispass.
A stroll into the corner, a scamper round to improve the angle and the Lions are pegged back to within a converted try.
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The Hurricanes kick up to the Lions 22m. The line-out is safe and Ngani Laumape's charge is full-blooded.
They are up to within five...
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Ross Harries
Scrum V presenter at Westpac stadium, Wellington
North’s positive audition continues with another couple of trademark bullocking busts, scattering defenders in heavy traffic. His explosive power means he often makes extra yards beyond the tackle, carrying several defenders with him.
That’s when we need to see his fellow three-quarters running support lines off him. Were it not for a foot in touch, he’d have two tries in the bank.
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Image source, Getty ImagesIain Henderson has his crime pulled up on the big screen.
He has cleared Jordie Barrett out of the back of a ruck by picking up a leg and bringing the Hurricanes' full-back down on his shoulder.
The crowd are shouting for a red card. A little giddy that.
Referee Romain Poite instead opts for yellow.
The Lions are down to 14. A 14-point lead, 15 to go.
This could get tasty.
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Ben Sutton: Got to agree with Ugo Monye and Chris Jones, get Lawes and Henderson in the 23 for Saturday for Kruis and AWJ
Stephen Johnston: Hendo's on fire! George Kruis is terrified! Hendo's on fire!
Kate MacKenzie: Time to give the Scottish players some attention....Seymour TWO tries!
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Image source, Getty ImagesGeorge North stretches and gathers Jonathan Joseph's delicate dribbler of a chip behind and plunges over.
But is his foot in touch?
Yes, it is. The Canes - back up to a full XV - are still in it.
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Another delicious touch from Dan Biggar as he flicks on a pass down the blind-side channel to Leigh Halfpenny.
This is likely his last appearance of the tour. He has been excellent for this midweek side.
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Dan Biggar rifles a fine clearing kick up to halfway after Dan Cole goes digging at the breakdown and secures a turnover.
The Hurricanes still have a minute to go on Te Toiroa Tahuriorangi's sin-binning.
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Chris Jones
BBC 5 live rugby union reporter at Westpac stadium, Wellington
Courtney Lawes coming off after 50 odd minutes is a big indication of Warren Gatland's thinking ahead of the weekend.
But if Lawes is going to sneak into the 23, should Iain Henderson as well?