Tom Lynagh is off to get a HIA and Ben Donaldson is on.

I would get that one. Bang in front.

Max Jorgensen goes off on a mazy run. Here come the Wallabies as they win another kickable penalty.

Shane Horgan
2005 Lion and former Ireland wing on BBC Radio 5 Live

The game is reflecting the conditions. Line-out time is tricky for both teams and there has been a lot of kicking. Both sides have dealt with it well so far, but I think we are going to see handling errors so it might actually be better not to have the ball.

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Nigel Ringland
BBC Sport at Stadium Australia

We don't know how this game will turn out but as the Wallabies have gotten better in each Test I’m wondering if Joe Schmidt regrets not having more warm-up games.

Australia only had the one, a narrow win over Fiji, to prepare for the Lions series.

Surely a couple more would have had them battle hardened before the first Test?

Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent at Stadium Australia

I know teams these days so often eschew going for the three points, but in this weather it doesn't feel the right call to kick for the corner rather than go for goal from bang in front.

Eight points is a really decent lead in these conditions.

But the Wallabies force a knock on so will have another crack.

The Lions manage to disrupt the rolling maul to win a scrum. Huge defence on their own tryline. Why not kick the easy three points? It is my biggest hate in rugby. Take the points.

Saying that, Australia have just won the ball back again after Bundee Aki's drop.

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Maro Itoje has a cut and goes off to be patched up. Ollie Chessum is on.

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Australia make really good progress and win another penalty. Nic White has been excellent. Big call as the hosts turn down an easy kickable penalty to search for a try.

Nigel Ringland
BBC Sport at Stadium Australia

Sure if I told you Will Skelton was in the middle of the first get together off the ball of the evening you wouldn’t believe me, would you?

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Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent at Stadium Australia

Both sides have tried to be ambitious in the opening quarter - throwing long in the lineout, moving the ball in the midfield - but the conditions are going to make it almost impossible to play any kind of detailed rugby.

Both teams have started to drastically simplify their game-plans in the monsoon.

The Wallaby scrum has been dominant and wing Dylan Pietsch has been everywhere.

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Finn Russell drops a simple pass and the Aussies are instantly giving it to him. Proper niggle in this one.

The Wallabies keep things tight and make good progress until the Lions win a penalty. The crowd then erupts as we have some afters.

The smallest - Nic White - and the biggest - Will Skelton - are both in the mix. Skelton is told off after grabbing James Ryan's scrum hat.

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Bundee Aki is picked up and the Wallabies rush in to hold him up. Brilliant defence to win a scrum. You don't often see Aki held up that easily.

Australia win a penalty from the scrum.

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Finally we have a dropped ball in the rain.

The handling is excellent from both sides given the conditions. Lots of kicking as expected.

I can't remember watching a game in worse conditions. And with all that, Tom Wright just misses out on a trademark 50-22. The pitch has just been described as a "swimming pool".

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Shane Horgan
2005 British and Irish Lion

Both packs are slipping and sliding all over the place and it's affecting the performances of both sides. In effect it’s a dead rubber, but it hasn’t diminished the atmosphere in Sydney.

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