Summary
Australia defeated the British and Irish Lions in the third and final rugby Test match held in Sydney. The match, played under heavy rain and lightning, saw Australia win 22-12, avoiding a complete series loss. Australia scored three tries to the Lions' two, securing their victory despite challenging weather conditions.
Key Facts
- Australia won the match against the British and Irish Lions with a score of 22-12.
- The game took place in Sydney under heavy rain and threats of lightning, which delayed the match for 40 minutes.
- Australia scored three tries through players Dylan Pietsch, Max Jorgensen, and Tate McDermott.
- The British and Irish Lions scored two tries by Jac Morgan and Will Stuart.
- Head injuries affected several players, including Australia's Tom Lynagh and Lions' Maro Itoje.
- Australia's win prevented the Lions from achieving a 3-0 series sweep.
- The match was marked by physical play and difficult conditions.
