The Lions play their final game against Australia in Sydney next Saturday, which could clinch the series 3-0. You can follow here again. Kick-off is at 11:00 BST.

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

You can also listen to the latest Rugby Union Weekly podcast when it drops here.

Make sure and read Tom English's match report from Melbourne.

Here are some talking points to recap on:

• Hugo Keenan's match-winning try
• Joe Schmidt unhappy with final try - 'read the law'
• 'The right call' on final try - former England wing Chris Ashton
• 'What dreams are made of' - Andy Farrell
• Full-time scenes
• Captain Maro Itoje delivers man-of-the-match performance and wants to win 3-0

Andy Nicol
Former Scotland scrum-half on 5 Live Sport

I think Maro Itoje has grown as a leader, he has a real presence on the filed. They way he conducts himself on the field and the way he interacts with the referee, he did that really well.

Chris Jones
BBC rugby union correspondent on 5 Live Sport

Maro Itoje was on another planet. He was always the one meeting Australia, we knew he was a generational player and he's taken another step up in terms of his legacy.

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

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)

Matt Dawson
1997, 2001 & 2005 Lions tourist on BBC 5 Live Sport

I thought the way the Lions put the replacements on today made a significant difference in building a momentum.

55% - possession - 45%

48% - territory - 52%

172 - passes - 127

134 - ball carries - 96

9 - line breaks - 4

3 - turnovers won - 4

9 - turnovers lost - 14

8 - penalties conceded - 9

123 - tackles made - 179

23 - tackles missed - 39

Matt Dawson
1997, 2001 & 2005 Lions tourist on BBC 5 Live Sport

It's a rugby IQ thing, watch that try back and how many Wallabies players cluster around that ruck? You could throw a towel over six of them, which gives the space for Keenan.

The Wallabies defensively have been so passive in this series. They have been absorb, absorb, absorb and no-one gets over that ball.

Andy Nicol
Former Scotland scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live Sports

It was a perfect clearout and Jac Morgan did nothing wrong in that clear-out. I was in the stand with James Haskell and we both said if it was disallowed then it is the end of rugby.

It is a perfect rugby moment on how you are taught to clear out a ruck.

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Lauren Jenkins
BBC Sport at Melbourne Cricket Ground

Australia head coach Joe Schmidt, speaking to the media: "We lost a couple of guys at scrum time and it gave them an access point. Finn kicked superbly off one penalty. That's the sort of skill you have to respect."

On should the match-winning try have been disallowed: "Players make errors, match officials make errors, we felt it was a decision that doesn't live up to the player safety push they're talking about. Read the law. We just have to accept it. It is what it is. But we've watched the replay several times.

"You only have to look at law 9.20. A player who dives off his feet, beaten to the position, makes head contact. It was a tough one to take."

Chris Ashton
Former England wing

First and foremost they'll enjoy the next day or so. I think they'll have a refresh.

There’s going to be an opportunity for some of those Lions to become Test players.

Andy Nicol
Former Scotland scrum-half on BBC Radio 5 Live Sport

That was a perfect game for me. I am glad we got it done but Australia really came to the party.

Matt Dawson
1997, 2001 & 2005 Lions tourist on BBC Radio 5 Live

The three of us [former Lions Matt Dawson, Jamie Roberts and Andy Nicol] are emotionally shocked. We wanted that edge of the seat game.

BBC Radio 5 Live

Former Lions Matt Dawson, Jamie Roberts and Andy Nicol are with BBC rugby union correspondent Chris Jones in Melbourne right now, reacting to the second Test in a live edition of Rugby Union Weekly.

Click on the coverage option at the top of this page or listen on BBC Radio 5 Live.

It will also be made available as a podcast later today.

Matt Dawson
1997, 2001 & 2005 Lions tourist at Melbourne Cricket Ground

This Australia side has been known for decades for getting themselves out of tricky situations and they can’t compete physically. But when they do have that physicality, the likes of Suaalii and Wright can come into the game.

They’re lacking in the 10s and 12s, that's the vast difference between the two teams in that area.

Lauren Jenkins
BBC Sport at Melbourne Cricket Ground

Lions captain Maro Itoje, speaking to the media: "When we first met, Faz [Andy Farrell] made the call that we want to come out here and win. Don't get me wrong we'll enjoy tonight but we want to win 3-0.

"Though tonight is a moment in your life you'll cherish."

Where does Hugo Keenan's try rank in great Lions moments?

Not since Jeremy Guscott's drop-goal in 1997 has a series been won by the Lions with a play at the death.

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Lauren Jenkins
BBC Sport at Melbourne Cricket Ground

Lions head coach Andy Farrell, speaking to the media: "These lads have dreamed of being Lions all their lives and to come to MCG with 90,000 people and win it with a dramatic finish, it's what dreams are made of. We are absolutely delighted, we showed the courage."

On Jac Morgan's clearout before Hugo Keenan's match-winning try: "I thought it was a brilliant clear-out. I can understand being on the other side of the fence. I thought Jac was brilliant when he came on."

British and Irish Lions

Prop Ellis Genge, speaking to Sky Sports: "It's mental to see all the emotion flying around and how it has touched different people. Everyone is overwhelmed. What a feeling.

"It's a tough gig but I like the way Faz [Andy Farrell] has approached it."