Final score: Lions 24-21 New Zealand
Barrett 7 pens for New Zealand
Faletau, Murray tries, Farrell 4 pens, 1 con for Lions
SB Williams red carded for headshot on Watson
Series level at 1-1 - third and final Test next Saturday
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Good work on the floor from Alun Wyn Jones as he scraps hard and slows up All Black ball.
Elliot Daly passes his first Test under the high ball, calls the mark and wallops a kick back downfield.
Codie Taylor wobbles on his line-out dart. Not straight. Scrum Lions. Conor Murray darts. Kieran Read fails to release Elliot Daly on the floor. Make that a penalty.
The Lions kick for touch and up to the All Black 22m. Promising...
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Johnny Sexton's kick-off is deep into the New Zealand 22m. It is safely gathered by the hosts and Aaron Smith returns fire from scrum-half.
Liam Williams comes to claim and conclusively doesn't.
Aerial ping-pong ends in a draw with a line-out on halfway.
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Owen Farrell stares back at the haka with the same Terminator-gaze he uses when lining up a kick at goal.
It would have taken a brave man to lock eyes with opposite number Sonny Bill.
Kick-off to come from Johnny Sexton.
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Anthem time.
God Defend New Zealand is belted out by a suited, and increasingly soggy, soprano (Mike's a better judge of rugby players than types of singer - ed).
A few dewy eyes among the All Black line-up. The Lions are on the brink, but the hosts are out for the kill.
Replacement TJ Perenara to lead the haka.
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Here comes Sam Warburton, striding down the Westpac Stadium corridor, grasping the cuddly mascot in a ham-sized fist and marching out into the wind and rain.
The All Blacks are still in the shed. Kieran Read puts his hand in the middle of the huddle. His players follow suit and now they are on their way...
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BBC 5 live rugby union reporter at Westpac stadium, Wellington
I think this is why it's called a "Sea of Red"...
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Image source, PAThe key man in this match might not be either Kieran Read or Sam Warburton, but the man in the middle of this picture.
Frenchman Jerome Garces is on the whistle after South African Jaco Peyper was in place for the first Test.
Might a northern hemisphere laws interpretation tip the balance the tourists' way?
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Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyBBC Wales Sport Facebook page, external is the place to be if you want to watch the match in the company of a bona fide Lions legend.
Sir Gareth Edwards will be live from his suite at the Celtic Manor hotel reacting and regaling his way through the second Test.
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Image source, GettyThis is not the first time that that the Lions have gone into a Test against the All Blacks with a double playmaker set-up at 10 and 12.
Back in 2005, Sir Clive Woodward picked Wales' Stephen Jones at fly-half and Jonny Wilkinson at inside centre for the first Test.
They lost 21-3 and the experiment was ditched.
"There wasn't a strong foundation on which to build that relationship," Wilkinson told the Telegraph earlier this week.
"When I was playing with Stephen Jones, we were almost trying to build a foundation and decorate our bedroom at the same time."
However, Wilkinson does not necessarily think that Johnny Sexton and Owen Farrell will suffer in the same way, pointing out that he prospered with Mike Catt and Matt Giteau pulling strings at inside centre for England and Toulon respectively.
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BBC 5 live rugby union reporter at Westpac stadium, Wellington
Image source, Getty ImagesSurprisingly left out of the first Test, Itoje has been brought in to beef up the Lions pack.
The 22-year-old was the only Lions forward dominating the All Blacks physically after his arrival as a second-half replacement last Saturday, and is now tasked with doing that from the start.
Already a champion player for club and country, this could be the night Itoje announces himself on the world stage.
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BBC 5 live rugby union reporter at Westpac stadium, Wellington
Image source, Getty ImagesLots of high balls going up as both teams go through their warm-ups.
Rain showing no sign of abating.
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Waisake Naholo just can't help himself.
The juggernaut All Black wing sent selector and kick king of yore Grant Fox tail over top during New Zealand's captains' run at the Westpac Stadium.
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Image source, Getty ImagesThe two changes for the All Blacks are both enforced, with Waisake Naholo coming in for the concussed Ben Smith - Israel Dagg moves from the wing to full-back as a result - and Anton Lienert-Brown replacing the injured Ryan Crotty.
New Zealand: I Dagg; W Naholo, A Lienert-Brown, S B Williams, R Ioane; B Barrett, A Smith; J Moody, C Taylor, O Franks, B Retallick, S Whitelock, J Kaino, S Cane, K Read (capt).
Replacements: N Harris, W Crockett, C Faumuina, S Barrett, A Savea, TJ Perenara, A Cruden, N Laumape.
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Image source, Getty ImagesLions coach Warren Gatland has made three changes from the starting XV that lost the first Test, the most notable of which is Johnny Sexton coming in at fly-half and Owen Farrell switching to inside centre at the expense of Ben Te'o.
Elsewhere Maro Itoje replaces George Kruis in the second row and tour captain Sam Warburton comes in for Peter O'Mahony.
British and Irish Lions: L Williams, A Watson, J Davies, O Farrell, E Daly, J Sexton, C Murray; M Vunipola, J George, T Furlong, M Itoje, AW Jones, S Warburton (c), S O'Brien, T Faletau.
Replacements: K Owens, J McGrath, K Sinckler, C Lawes, CJ Stander, R Webb, B Te'o, J Nowell.
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Image source, Getty ImagesThere are reports from the Westpac Stadium that former Lions coach Sir Ian McGeechan - currently in New Zealand on punditry duties - has been taken to hospital.
I'm sure everyone in the sport and beyond hopes that a thoroughly decent man gets well soon.
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By the looks of his hashtag game, Big Billy V has also had half an eye on Tonga beating Samoa 30-26 in their Pacific Cup opener earlier today.
Vunipola's father captained Tonga and Billy and brother Mako apparently stumped up for Tonga's post-game celebratory drinks after they beat Italy last year., external
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After a couple of weeks on tour, it seems the toll is starting to show on some of the Lions fans, as well as players.
These lot have splurged much-needed funds on ill-advised feline jackets that only Elton John could pull off...
Image source, Rex Features...while these fellows have channeled Slipknot in the hope of upping their team's aggression levels.
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Image source, Getty ImagesOn the eve of today's match, it was Lions defence coach Andy Farrell who was shoved in front of the media to bang the drum from tourists.
And the former league Lion gave it some welly.
“It is a do-or-die situation. We know that and it is about manning up and putting everything on the line," he said.
"You can tip people over the edge and not let them be the rugby player they are so you have to be cute about it. You will not win Test matches by being raging mad. You don’t want your passion to cloud your judgment. The tone has to be right.”
But, by the sound of it, it will be pre-match pep-talk to strip paint from the walls in the Lions hutch.