British and Irish Lions 2017: Jonathan Davies wants 'clinical' finishing

Jonathan Davies hands off Codie Taylor in the first Test

Centre Jonathan Davies says the British and Irish Lions must be more "clinical" if they are to beat New Zealand in the second Test in Wellington on Saturday.

The Lions lost 30-15 in Auckland in the opening match of the three-Test series.

"We created chances but we didn't finish them," said Welshman Davies. "We probably left three tries out there and that is the most disappointing thing."

The Lions face Super Rugby champions the Hurricanes at the Westpac Stadium on Tuesday.

Davies, 29, said: "Our discipline and error count in that first 20 minutes gave them a 10-point head start.

"We have got to dust ourselves off. It is do or die in the series now.

"It is a test of character. With this group, pressure has been put on us from the start of this tour, and we have reacted very well.

"We need to make sure it is the same for this coming week."

• Woodward urges change of tactics, not players

• Best to captain Lions v Hurricanes

• Listen: 'Lions outclassed and out-powered'

The Lions have won only one Test series in New Zealand, and only four times in 31 Lions tours have the team losing the first Test gone on to take the series.

But Davies said "there is a sense in the camp" that they can beat the world champions.

"Everything is fixable. If we are more clinical and we put more pressure on them, who knows?" he said.

"They might start to tighten up, and the pressure comes on them then."

Lions must 'fight fire with fire'

Lions coach Warren Gatland said his side must improve their "mindset" at the Westpac Stadium after New Zealand's dominance at the breakdown in Auckland.

"They were pretty brutal in that breakdown area, and we need to match fire with fire if we are going to do well on Saturday night," said New Zealander Gatland.

"If I was playing on Saturday night and I felt that I was physically dominated, I would be a little bit disappointed in myself and I would be doing everything I could physically do the following week to make sure I fixed that area of the game.

"If I felt my pride was hurt a little bit, I would be wanting to fix that.

"This whole week is about fixing that area and that whole mindset."