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New Zealand 15-12 British and Irish Lions
Warren Gatland is playing his jokers now.
Off comes Conor Murray and on comes Rhys Webb to bring a sniping nose for a gap.
Summary
Final score: New Zealand 15-15 Lions
Series ends level at 1-1 with final Test drawn
Laumape, J Barrett tries, B Barrett con, pen for NZ
Farrell 4 penalties, Daly 1 for Lions
NZ still unbeaten at Eden Park since 1994
Replacementpublished at 10:13 British Summer Time 8 July 2017
Penalty - New Zealand 15-12 Lionspublished at 68 miins
Beauden Barrett
Kyle Sinckler's studs let him down. He slips south and the penalty is going the hosts way right in front.
It should be meat and drink for Beauden Barrett.
It is.
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What would he do to be out there?
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New Zealand 12-12 British and Irish Lions
Massive defence from Taulupe Faletau.
The Lions number eight wraps his tentacles around Beauden Barrett and shakes the ball loose like Rottweiler sorting a soft toy.
The Lions have put-in to the scrum in their own 22m.
Ngani Laumape is coming off for Malakai Fekitoa.
Sam Warburton is off for an HIA. Alun Wyn Jones back off the bench with Courtney Lawes packing down in the back row.
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New Zealand 12-12 British and Irish Lions
Jamie George picks out Courtney Lawes in the line-out. Safe and sound.
And a superb nudge from Johnny Sexton takes play back up to midfield.
Pride of Lionspublished at 10:07 British Summer Time 8 July 2017
New Zealand 12-12 British and Irish Lions
There's 48,609 packed into Eden Park today - getting on for half of those must be Lions fans.
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New Zealand 12-12 British and Irish Lions
Nige has had his say...
Stuart Hogg is roaring on his team-mates from home....
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New Zealand 12-12 British and Irish Lions
The Lions are building from midfield once again.
But they kick the ball away and that was a poor call.
Jordie Barrett claims Conor Murray's box-kick, Beauden Barrett pings a kick up into the corner and the Lions are 40 metres back and with pressure on hooker Jamie George.
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New Zealand 12-12 British and Irish Lions
Knock-on from Courtney Lawes as he attempts to nibble a couple more yards on the floor...
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New Zealand 12-12 British and Irish Lions
Elliot Daly scampers into fresh air, hauled down on the New Zealand 22m.
"Li-ons! Li-ons!," echoes from the stands.
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New Zealand 12-12 British and Irish Lions
Matt Dawson
Former Lions and England scrum-halfSo who will be the Lion to create history? A pass, a tackle, a kick or a even that try to re-write the books. I prefer our bench too...
'Fitting finale'published at 10:02 British Summer Time 8 July 2017
New Zealand 12-12 British and Irish Lions
Chris Jones
BBC 5 live rugby union reporter at Eden Park, Auckland12-all, on 60 minutes, in a deciding Test. What odds on that before the tour? We are set for a fitting finale to an epic series.
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New Zealand 12-12 British and Irish Lions
Kyle Sinckler and Jack McGrath have come on in the front row for the Lions.
Meanwhile Brodie Retallick - well short of his first Test brilliance - spills forward.
Scrum down on halfway.
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This man believes...
Penalty - New Zealand 12-12 Lionspublished at 59 mins
Owen Farrell
Level pegs.
Twenty minutes to go.
It's all come down to this.
A time for heroes.
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New Zealand 12-9 British and Irish Lions
High tackle from Brodie Retallick as he loops an arm around the neck of replacement Courtney Lawes.
Liam Williams bravely pours some trash talk into the second row's cauliflower ear and earns a shove.
Owen Farrell is lining up the shot at goal...
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New Zealand 12-9 British and Irish Lions
Elliot Daly fumbles Beauden Barrett's clearing kick into touch, just over halfway.
The Lions keep being repelled.
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#bbcrugby
Dubsguy: They should stop the clock in situations like this. Blatant timewasting from the All Blacks
Simon Richardson: This feels like a world cup final now. Very tense, very stop start. Kicks might settle this.
Andrew Priestley: One big line break is what the Lions need. At the minute they are searching, not making ground and panicking & losing possession.
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New Zealand 12-9 British and Irish Lions
Another red knock-on. Are these the moments that are going to feature big in the post-match debrief?
Johnny Sexton is back into the fray after a head-injury assessment. Can he unpick the under-manned All Black defence?
Two minutes left in Jerome Kaino's sin-bin...
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New Zealand 12-9 British and Irish Lions
The All Blacks eat up a few more seconds of Jerome Kaino's sin-bin period as the grumble in the scrum starting blocks and ref Romain Poite has to re-set the set-piece.
Jordie Barrett gets creamed by Jonathan Davies once more though as the All Black attempts to kick clear.
Line-out red on the All Black 22m.
It has to be now you feel...