Dylan Pietsch comes off his wing and smashes Tommy Freeman. Australia then get in and win a penalty to get out of danger.

Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent at Stadium Australia

That's a quality Wallaby score, especially in these conditions.

Suaalii's footwork hooked in Freeman, who left Pietsch free to finish neatly.

Just what Australia needed to get the crowd going and their confidence up.

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A fancy tap-penalty routine is dealt with by Australia. The rain is now belting down.

The Lions opt for air and Blair Kinghorn wins it back. Another kick is then taken out close to his own tryline by Tom Wright.

Really good kicking.

Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent at Stadium Australia

The Lions flankers have been irrepressible this series, setting the tone in minute one of the first Test in Brisbane with Tom Curry making a massive hit and Tadhg Beirne nabbing a turnover.

Fast forward a fortnight and in the opening moments of the third Test, Beirne gets up to steal an Australian line-out and Curry makes a powerful carry.

With three back row options on the bench, both have license to empty the tank again tonight.

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Hugo Keenan scoops up the ball and is forced over his own tryline. Great chance now from five out for the hosts. That was a very neat kick from Tom Wright.

Tom Curry slips and Australia get in to steal the ball. Nice steal from Billy Pollard and an example of how the rain may affect this one.

Tadhg Beirne steals the first line-out of the game and Jamison Gibson-Park clears long. Beirne certainly in the mix for player of the series.

The Lions are off on the attack and win a penalty on halfway.

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It is bouncing in Sydney. Can the Lions secure a series whitewash for the first time since 1927 in Argentina?

Nic White gets the game under way on his final game for Australia.

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I'll leave you with some famous words for one last time.

I've done it for Test one and two.

"This is your Everest." - Jim Telfer, 1997.

"Be special for the rest of your lives." - Sir Ian McGeechan, 1997.

"We're taking them boys to the hurt arena." Andy Farrell, 2013.

Here we go! Kick-off is moments away.

Henry Pollock went one further than Maro Itoje.

Before the Test series had even started, Pollock said: "We want to come here and be the best Lions team ever," said the 20-year-old. "We have been talking about that loads and 3-0 is definitely on the table, hopefully.

"We are all trying to strive to being the best team we can be and get that 3-0 win."

After the second Test win, Finn Russell said: "If we can make it a 3-0 series, that's amazing. Everyone's going to be gunning for that."

It is clear that the ultimate goal is not yet complete.

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Played nine, won eight, but the Lions remain undefeated on Australian soil.

26 July - Australia 26-29 Lions, (Melbourne Cricket Ground)

22 July - First Nations and Pasifika XV 19-24 Lions, (Marvel Stadium in Melbourne)

19 July - Australia 19-27 Lions, (Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane)

12 July - Invitational AU & NZ 0-48 Lions, Adelaide (Adelaide Oval)

9 July - ACT Brumbies 24-36 Lions, Canberra (GIO Stadium)

5 July - NSW Waratahs 10-21 Lions Sydney (Allianz Stadium)

2 July - Queensland Reds 12-52 Lions Brisbane (Suncorp Stadium)

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

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

"I think we owe it to ourselves," Lions captain Maro Itoje said about the need the finish the series 3-0.

"The squad has worked incredibly hard for coming up to the last two months. We owe it to ourselves to give the best account of ourselves. We owe it to each other to give the best account of ourselves. Part of that is going for the win. This will already be a memorable tour, but we want it to live really long in the memory."

Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent at Stadium Australia

As we reported yesterday, Lions wing Tommy Freeman has been struggling with a back problem and missed the team's final training session.

But he's completed the warm-up and seems to be good to go.

It will be very interesting whether he is fully fit to go 80, especially with the Lions opting for a 6-2 bench split.

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Tom English
BBC Sport at Stadium Australia

More than 370,000 fans have watched the Lions in their eight games before tonight. That's an average of 46,606 so far and that will get higher given there's more than 80,000 here at Stadium Australia in the rain. Pretty sure these are record numbers. New Zealand in 2017 had an average of 34,327. Australia in 2013 had an average of 43,265. In South Africa in 2009 it was 34,793. If you want to know why the Lions will always come back there, there's the reason.

Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent at Stadium Australia

The heavens have opened again here, with the pitch already starting to cut up in places.

As the Daily Mail's sage correspondent Chris Foy next to me in the press box points out, Sydney was where the Lions accused the Waratahs of watering the pitch before their match earlier in the tour in order to make it difficult for the tourists....

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