Summary

  • FT: Lions 15-15 New Zealand

  • First drawn Lions series since 1955 in South Africa

  • NZ: Laumape, J Barrett tries, B Barrett conversion & penalty

  • Lions: Farrell 4 penalties, Daly penalty

  • NZ flanker Kaino sin-binned on 50 min for high tackle

  • NZ remain unbeaten at Eden Park since 1994

Live Reporting

  1. 'Surreal atmosphere at Eden Park'

    FT: New Zealand 15-15 British and Irish Lions

    Chris Jones
    BBC 5 live rugby union reporter at Eden Park, Auckland

    Surreal atmosphere here at Eden Park.

    No-one - players, fans, journalists - has a clue how to react.

    A drawn series.

    The big talking point will be Romain Poite watering down his penalty call to a scrum in the dying stages. Did he lose his nerve, or show an admirable empathy for the game?

    Either way, what a match, what a series.

  2. FT: New Zealand 15-15 British and Irish Lions

    It shows just how competitive these two sets of teams are that the atmosphere on the pitch is almost surreal, eerie.

    Nobody feels satisfied with less than victory.

    The two sets of player are wandering about, comparing battle notes and feeling the pressure drain away.

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  3. Lions draw series

    FT: New Zealand 15-15 British and Irish Lions

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  4. Full-time

    New Zealand 15-15 British and Irish Lions

    Match drawn. Series drawn.

    Eden Park stunned and exhausted.

    Sport at its enthralling best.

  5. New Zealand 15-15 British and Irish Lions

    All Blacks into drop-goal territory....

  6. New Zealand 15-15 British and Irish Lions

    The Lions scrum monsters the All Black pack.

    Loose ball, Rhys Webb scoops and goes. Go! Go!

    A knock-on by Courtney Lawes. We'll pack down again with 20 seconds left on the clock...

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  7. New Zealand 15-15 British and Irish Lions

    Two minutes left and the series is still anyone's.

    TJ Perenara puts into the scrum, 30m out...

  8. New Zealand 15-15 British and Irish Lions

    Argh!

    Ken Owens is blown for offside as the kick-off bounces off Liam Williams and forward into the hooker.

    Penalty All Blacks and it is a relatively simple kick.

    Or is it? The video referee is reviewing whether Kieran Read took out the man in the air.

    Reprieve! Accidental offside and a black scrum rather than penalty!

  9. Get Involved

    #bbcrugby

    Hannah: Omgomgomgomgomg

    Andrew Prietley: It's Ronan O'Gara and 2009 in South Africa all over again! Sickening.

    Wally: Forget sightseeing watching the Lionsin Warsaw. Epic match

  10. Penalty - New Zealand 15-15 Lions

    Owen Farrell

    Three minutes to win it.

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  11. New Zealand 15-12 British and Irish Lions

    Enormous shout from Romain Poite.

    The All Blacks are pinged for hanging on just inside their own half.

    The siege gun boot of Elliot Daly or the more practised peg of Owen Farrell?

    The latter. Here we go...

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    Matt Dawson
    Former Lions and England scrum-half

    All Blacks playing short side keep ball. Lions have to throw caution the wind and over compete at the breakdown.

    Still six minutes to play some territory and nick a drop goal or penalty.

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    "Li-ons, Li-ons, Li-ons," chant the travelling fans.

    The replacement front row respond with an enormous scrum, sending their black counterparts to splinters.

    Penalty!

    Owen Farrell boots up to halfway.

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    Israel Dagg runs into a Owen Farrell and Rhys Webb tag-team and is wrestled up and off the floor to secure the turnover.

    The Lions will have the put-in to the scrum, deep inside their own half.

    TJ Perenara is on for Aaron Smith at scrum-half for the All Blacks.

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    New Zealand with ball and field position, camped on the Lions' 10m.

    A foxy boxy kick from Aaron Smith, a hounds-of-hell chase from the All Blacks and Liam Williams spills forward.

    Aaron Smith makes sure he knows how costly that could be.

    New Zealand are throttling the life out of this game like a boa constrictor.

    Black scrum on red 22m.

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    #bbcrugby

    Graham Elliott: this is just epic stuff. What ever the result from here, this has been a classic

    Rhys Evans: Roar boys. ROAR.

    Craig Browne: Trying to follow this nail-biter through the dodgy internet in Baghdad

  17. New Zealand 15-12 British and Irish Lions

    Ugo Monye
    Former Lions and England winger

    Ten minutes for rugby immortality...

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    Anthony Watson slips the clutches of Julian Savea as bravely opts to run from deep.

    Gutsy.

    He is pulled down on his own 22m.

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  19. Change at hooker

    New Zealand 15-12 British and Irish Lions

    Chris Jones
    BBC 5 live rugby union reporter at Eden Park, Auckland

    Jamie George with a couple of crooked throws. Understandably flagging - was there a case for bringing on Ken Owens sooner?

  20. Replacement

    New Zealand 15-12 British and Irish Lions

    Jamie George's line-out throw to the back is not straight again.

    Big celebrations from the All Black pack.

    That is George's last act of the series. On comes Ken Owens.