Tom Shanklin
2005 British and Irish Lion

For the Lions it’s just about discipline now. You can't be giving away penalties, you can't allow Australia to get any field position or territory in their half. A big, big few minutes coming up but I think the Lions have done enough. That try from Sheehan at the start of the second half was so important.

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Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent at Suncorp Stadium

52,229 is the official crowd - a sellout at the Suncorp.

But as an atmosphere, sadly, it has been a bit flat. The Lions have been so comfortably the better side it is remarkable the gap is only 15 points.

Marcus Smith pops it over from dead in front.

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Ian, Hammersmith: Amazing that the scoreline is so close now. Lions should've had 50 points by now. Well done to Australia for sticking to it

Rob: Did the Lions think the job was done after an hour? Definitely dropped in intensity.

Australia try and run it out from their own 22 but Andrew Kellaway drops the ball. A score now will surely end it for the Lions.

They come back for a penalty in front of the posts. Marcus Smith will kick it.

Alex Mitchell is the only Lions replacement not on the pitch. Marcus Smith tries to get the Lions attack going but Tommy Freeman throws a silly offload, which goes to deck.

Nigel Ringland
BBC Sport at Suncorp Stadium

The introduction of the replacements for the moment has had a more positive effect for Australia who have had their best 10 minutes in the game and unlucky not to score.

The Lions are playing like a team that have probably done enough to win the game but it would be nice to see them play it out and not allow Australia any positives going into next week

Owen in Kingswood: Never seen an Aussie team go down quietly at any game.

It was all about the Lions attack in this first half, the second half has been all about their defence. The Wallabies just can't get going in attack.

They do win another penalty after a cross-field kick nearly comes off.

Harry Potter looks to be in for a score but the ball just evades him. So close to a pin-point kick by Harry Wilson.

The Wallabies captain has stepped up.

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Possession: Aus 55% - Lions 45%

Carries: Aus 88 - Lions 103

Line breaks: Aus 2 - Lions 7

Turnovers won: Aus 5 - Lions 5

Penalties conceded: Aus 4 - Lions 10

Tackle completion: Aus 76% - Lions 90%

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Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent at Suncorp Stadium

While the try was ruled out, it's a positive for Australia they have been able to get Suaalii more into the game in this second half.

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A second penalty and the Lions are well and truly out of danger. You felt Australia had to score there for any chance.

Ben Earl, just, wraps his arms to bring down Joseph Suaalii. Suaalii spins out of the tackle and rolls over. As the Lions were over the ball, the try is disallowed for holding on.

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Will Stuart is on for Tadhg Furlong. Australia win another penalty and the Lions are told that the next penalty will be a yellow card.

The Wallabies are held up over the tryline, they come back for a penalty. Into the corner again...

Harry Wilson was inches away.

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Chris Ashton
Former England wing

Australia right now, especially in defence, they just look like a club team. The Lions are running riot.

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