Chris Ashton
Former England wing on BBC iPlayer

You can see the relief Jac Morgan's face, it was a rugby incident. They both went so low.

There was no time to adjust and it was the right call in the end.

That is the Lions’ eighth series win over Australia. The Wallabies last beat the Lions in a series in 2001.

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

There's a lot to take in, that was poles apart from last weekend.

Big congratulations to the Australians, they threw everything at the Lions, their innovation, their creativity, their cheeky little line-out moves.

They did have Valetini, they did have Skelton who gave them the bulk. It was crucial, and then the second half without them gave the Lions that momentum.

But an epic way to win it, the Lions fans were going bonkers.

Chris Ashton
Former England wing on BBC iPlayer

Rob Valetini and Will Skelton definitely added depth, added weight, punch and go-forward for Australia.

Gaining metres with every carry. The Lions struggled to contain them in the first half and that was the Australia we wanted to see.

We wanted to see that, and how long they could sustain that for. The Lions were always going to have a period and it probably took a lot longer than we expected.

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British and Irish Lions

British and Irish Lions lock Ollie Chessum, speaking to Sky Sports: "This is everything I have ever dreamt of and it nearly slipped through our fingers.

"To win it in that fashion, you couldn't ask for more. I haven't got the words for it right now."

Not a bad return after nearly two years away from international rugby.

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The Lions will want more than just a series win.

Remember what Henry Pollock said before the series started?

"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."

That is not me in Melbourne....

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Match-winner Hugo Keenan, speaking to Sky Sports "I suppose you don't think about scoring the winner, especially with my try-scoring record.

"It was off the back of countless phases, it will be one I savour forever."

Tom English
BBC Sport at Melbourne Cricket Ground

This is only the second Lions team to go 2-0 up in a series in 28 years, only the third to do it in 51 years and only the seventh ever since this glorious thing started in 1888.

That is the first time since 1996 that the Lions have won the first two Tests against Australia.

It is also the first time they have won the first two Tests of a series since 1997 in South Africa.

BBC iPlayer

Former England wing Chris Ashton and BBC rugby union correspondent Chris Jones are live right now reacting to the second Test in Melbourne.

Click "Watch live" at the top of this page, or catch up later on the BBC iPlayer.

British and Irish Lions

Huw Jones speaking to Sky Sports about Garry Ringrose: "On Thursday when Garry pulled out I was gutted for him, he deserved to play.

"All the centres on this tour have gotten really close and to have to pull himself out with his head is really tough."

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British and Irish Lions

British and Irish Lions captain Maro Itoje, speaking to Sky Sports: "Big Faz [Andy] was telling us to play big and be bigger all the time and believe in ourselves. I give credit to the bench, they came on and made the difference.

"It's amazing as I always say it's not about me, it's about all those on the pitch and those 90,000 Lions fans in the stands.

"It's a joy."

On Andy Farrell as head coach: "It's been amazing, he's a talented coach, he's done loads of good everywhere he has gone. We are going to celebrate this win but you and I know we have so much more in us for next week."

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Hugo Keenan missed the start of the tour through injury and then missed his Lions debut after taking ill.

He finally got back up to speed and delivered when it mattered most.

British and Irish Lions

British and Irish Lions head coach Andy Farrell on match-winner Hugo Keenan: "I was screaming pass it, pass it.

"After what he has been through, it was all worth it. To score at the death of a Lions Test.

"These players have dreamed of playing for the Lions. It was a fairytale.

"We want to win every game but we will take a breath after that one."

Lauren Jenkins
BBC Sport at Melbourne Cricket Ground

We had been asking this week what the Lions would be like under scoreboard pressure having not really been tested thus far in Australia.

Well today they went 18 points down and came back to seal the series.

A sensational comeback.