Match Report – Western Power 7 – 54 Lions

Tomos Williams and Elliot Daly doubles plus tries from Dan Sheehan, Garry Ringrose, Joe McCarthy and Alex Mitchell encourage eight-try Lions victory over Western Power; watch each sport of 2025 Lions tour – together with all three Assessments towards the Wallabies – reside on Sky Sports activities

Dan Sheehan is congratulated by team-mate Henry Pollock after scoring the Lions’ opening attempt towards Western Power

The British and Irish Lions produced a devastating second-half surge to defeat Western Power 54-7 in Perth.

The Lions led 21-7 on the break at Optus Stadium due to first-half tries from Dan Sheehan, Tomos Williams and Elliot Daly however have been hindered by ill-discipline, with Henry Pollock sin-binned after a succession of penalties.

However the Lions drew an emphatic line below their disjointed first-half show, pulling away from the Power with 5 unanswered tries and a efficiency that laid stable foundations for the long run.

Scrum-half Williams and full-back Daly crossed for his or her second scores, with Garry Ringrose, Joe McCarthy and Alex Mitchell additionally touching right down to safe a primary tour victory on Australian soil for Andy Farrell’s squad.

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