The Lions have got the job done in Perth after a comfortable eight-try 54-7 victory over the Western Force in their opening game Down Under.

The one concern for Andy Farrell's tourists will be the injury to Tomos Williams, who appeared to pull up with a hamstring issue after scoring his second try.

You can read Tom English's full match report from Optus Stadium here.

The Lions move onto Brisbane next to face the Queensland Reds on Wednesday.

Until then, you can stay up to date with all things Lions here...

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Lions' head coach Andy Farrell has gone into more detail on Tomos Williams' hamstring injury, but has said it's "too early to know" what the impact will be.

In Farrell's post match press conference, he said: "Too early to know. He come off holding his hamstring. Plenty of cramp last week - let's hope it's that."

However, some good news for another scrum-half as Farrell confirmed Jamison Gibson-Park will return to the squad on Wednesday after having a glute injury.

A three-time tourist, Elliot Daly is an experienced Lion.

As well as two tries, Daly was solid under the high ball and defended well.

He played on the wing in 2017, in midfield four years later and is now a contender for Test selection at full-back. Andy Farrell will consider his versatility a strength.

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Finn Russell was a Lions tourist in 2021, albeit largely playing second fiddle to Dan Biggar in the Test series.

This year is his chance to stake his claim as the first choice fly-half and he produced some class touches against the Force.

His pin-point cross-field kick set-up the opening try, while he spotted the opportunity to take a quick tap and go for Elliot Daly's first try.

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Tomos Williams was alert to everything and sniffed out two tries with his support lines.

He distributed well, added tempo to the Lions attack and built a solid foundation with Finn Russell.

Jamison Gibson-Park is likely to return to fitness next week but Williams has certainly put his hand up for Test selection. The extent of his hamstring injury is still unknown but he will want to recover quickly.

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The youngest man in the Lions squad produced a performance which belied his years.

The back row has the athleticism of a centre and created two tries with individual moments of brilliance, including a clever chip and chase.

He spent 10 minutes in the sin-bin but that was more for an accumulation of penalties against the Lions.

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Dan Sheehan stepped into Maro Itoje's boots as Lions skipper with aplomb.

The hooker opened the scoring and maintained his energy throughout in the loose.

The line-out also functioned well with Sheehan at the helm.

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Two down, eight games to go on the 2025 British and Irish Lions tour...

Friday, 20 June - Lions 24-28 Argentina, Dublin (Aviva Stadium)

Saturday, 28 June - Lions 7-54 Western Force, Perth (Optus Stadium)

Wednesday, 2 July - Lions v Queensland Reds, Brisbane (Suncorp Stadium)

Saturday, 5 July - Lions v NSW Waratahs, Sydney (Allianz Stadium)

Wednesday, 9 July - Lions v ACT Brumbies, Canberra (GIO Stadium)

Saturday, 12 July - Lions v Invitational AU & NZ, Adelaide (Adelaide Oval)

Saturday, 19 July - Lions v Australia, first Test, Brisbane (Suncorp Stadium)

Tuesday, 22 July - Lions v First Nations & Pasifika XV, Melbourne (Marvel Stadium)

Saturday, 26 July - Lions v Australia, second Test, Melbourne (Melbourne Cricket Ground/MCG)

Saturday, 2 August - Lions v Australia, third Test, Sydney (Accor Stadium)

All matches in Australia kick off at 11:00 BST

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British and Irish Lions head coach Andy Farrell, speaking to Sky Sports: "Again, a new-ish team. Plenty of learning from last week and the same again from this week.

"When we get out composure in the second half we was able to be nice and calm.

"I mean, let's be honest, the Force took it to us. I thought they played a tough high-percentage game. They kept the ball really well and we kept them in good field pos through our ill discipline.

"It was a real good test for us in that first half glad how we composed ourselves at half-time and kept our composure throughout the second half.

"There are nine new caps there.

"A couple of lads have not played they will get to play in the next couple of games.

"It is nice to get tries on the board and a few good individual performances. That is all good for the future, and we have to keep pushing one another.

"If you want to look what a Lion should do for his team-mates is when Mack Hansen went up and down the field and fought for his team-mates.

"That's the sort of spirit we want."

On Tomos Williams injury: "Tight hamstring. You don't know what these things are like. We will assess that."

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Speaking to Sky Sports, Western Force captain Nic White said: "Towards the end, the Lions were able to stay at that intensity longer than us, as expected with four international sides together.

"We thought we put them under pressure but just couldn't take some of the opportunities we had. We certainly enjoyed it a lot. We are disappointed it fell away a bit at the end but that is what a quality Lions side can do.

"Henry Pollock was certainly up to the hype. From 50 minutes plus they kept the intensity and he came into his own. It was so exciting for our guys to go up against them and in front of a record crowd it was unbelievable.

"There were some moments we were quite happy with but they showed their class. We did ourselves proud in the first 40-50 minutes and we will enjoy it now, we will share a jersey and a beer with them. What a way to start the tour."

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British and Irish Lions captain Dan Sheehan, speaking to Sky Sports:"It was a really special day for me and a lot of other lads.

"Something special and something you watch growing up and wanting to be in this jersey. Happy with that result, but there is plenty for us to work on. We started really well, but our discipline let them back in.

"We were inaccurate with their restarts. We are still getting used to each other and those new combinations.

"From here on in, it is coming thick and fast.

"Every team we come up against will be hungrier than ever."

Possession: 55%-45%

Carries: 145-143

Line breaks: 8-12

Turnovers won: 3-5

Penalties conceded: 7-9

Tackles made: 132-164

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British and Irish Lions lock Joe McCarthy, speaking to Sky Sports: "It was tough. A lot of kicking, Australians like to play ball and play quickly. It was great fun.

"We felt like we had them, and they came back hard and a bit of discipline let them back into it - we will get better with it.

"We want to be a ruthless side.

"Plenty more to improve on.

"I think I blew the cobwebs off - I should be flying through the tournament now."

Job done for the Lions. An opening game victory on Australian soil.

It all looked rather comfortable after the break but the one concern will be the injury to Tomos Williams.

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Into the closing stages in Perth.

The Lions are going to be deserved winners but bigger tests lie in wait.

A solid start by Andy Farrell's side.