British and Irish Lions aim to end Australia tour with a flurry as Jac Morgan impresses throughout series

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The British & Irish Lions have roared to a first Test series win since 2013, sealing a dramatic 29–26 comeback victory over Australia in Melbourne. At one point trailing 23–5, Andy Farrell’s side produced the greatest turnaround in Lions history. Among the most impactful cameos was Jac Morgan, Wales’ sole representative in the Test side. The flanker replaced Curry in the second half and immediately imposed himself with strong carries, five tackles, and crucial work at the breakdown.

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00:00The British and Irish Lions have roared to a first Test Series win since 2013,

00:08seizing a dramatic comeback victory over Australia in Melbourne.

00:12At one point, training 23-5, Andy Farrell's side produced the greatest turnaround in Lions history,

00:19clinched by Hugo Keenan's last gasp try in front of more than 92,000 fans at the MCG.

00:26The Wallabies have stormed ahead with three tries in nine minutes,

00:29but the Lions fought back with scores from Dan Sheehan, Tom Curry, Hugh Jones, Taga Byrne and finally Keenan.

00:38The try was reviewed by the TMO after complaints over a clear out at the Rook,

00:43but was allowed to stand, sending the touring squad and their supporters into raptures.

00:49Among the most impactful cameos was Jack Morgan, Wales' sole representative in the Test side.

00:54The flanker replaced Curry in the second half and immediately imposed himself with strong carries,

01:01five tackles and crucial work at the breakdown, including in the lead-up to Keenan's winning score.

01:09His performance didn't just turn the game, it echoed far beyond the pitch,

01:15inspiring his home village of Cominturge and underlining why he remains a vital figure for Welsh Rugby.

01:21Captain Maratoje called a massive squad effort while Farrell beamed.

01:27If you're a kid watching that, you do want to be a Lion 100%.

01:32With standout displays across the board from Tari Bernard's leadership and Finn Russell's vision,

01:38the Lions now chase a 3-0 clean sweep for the first time in Australia since 1927.

01:43We showed the courage of what it takes to be a Lion and delighted for everyone involved.

01:54The third test in Sydney is no dead rubber.

01:57Australia will come out swinging for pride, but the Lions have set their sights higher.

02:02A perfect tour, a United squad and a place in rugby folklore.

02:06With heroes like Morgan rising to the occasion,

02:09there's every reason to believe they can finish the job in style.

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