by The British and Irish lions have completed the preparations for their upcoming series of tests against Australia with a devastating display in Adelaide.
Andy Farrell’s ruthless side ran in eight attempts and Duhan van der Merwe registered a hat trick against an Australia-New Zealand Invitational XV, which was full of international matches, which did not achieve a single point in a one-sided 48: 0 verb.
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It was a fifth win in a row for the Lions when they continued their 100 percent record after a loss of farewell to Argentina, but conveniently their most complete performance in summer, insofar as they improved in a number of key areas and made the Wallabies a warning next weekend at the Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane.
Head coach Farrell now has serious thoughts before his selection for this game with a clear next week and a number of players who expressed emphasis on the test selection, since the majority of his alleged first-party team in Canberra had worked on Wednesday against the act brumberra in Canberra.
The lions were relentless in the attack and from the beginning wild and wild defensive on the Adelaide Oval when an immediate hit by Jac Morgan showed their energy and intensity, and continued their dominance at the Scrum before they only progress for six minutes.
Hugo Keenan, who was suffered by the rival Blair Kinghorn by Rival Blair Kinghorn on Wednesday, made an excellent manner to cope with a bad game when the Lions broke down the left flank at speed, van der Merwe Sandte Sauntering for the opening score.
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Scrum-Half Ben White added a quick second attempt just three minutes later and discovered the room from the back of a back after Luke Cowan-Dickies had charged efficient clearout and charging through the room.
They claimed that the punishment of the high pace had a third attempt in 20 minutes when van der Merwe was sent through the lion after the woker passport and the handling of Wing Mack Hansen.
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