Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt spoke about the “wicked backlash that sport can have” after his team was denied victory in the second test against the British and Irish Lions by a last-gasp try.

There’s been a lot of noise about the final-minute clean-out by Jac Morgan on Carlo Tizzano – and fair enough.

Any British and Irish Lions and Australia players in need of inspiration in the final moments before kick off in Saturday’s second Test need only glance up at the wall in front of them. While the dressing rooms of one of the world’s great sporting colosseums will be bedecked in the iconography of both sides as they make the Melbourne Cricket Ground their temporary home,

Hugo Keenan's try to defeat Australia in last night's epic second Test at the MCG has joined a list of iconic moments in the modern history of the British and Irish Lions.

For 16 minutes, Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt and captain Harry Wilson faced the media, struggling to process what had just happened.

Still livid at the contentious last-minute ruling that cost them victory in the second Test against the British & Irish Lions, the Wallabies are facing the threat of total humiliation if they don’t quickly move on from the incident that has divided the rugby world.

Ex-British and Irish Lions scrum-half Matt Dawson has urged the famous touring team to clinch a 3-0 series triumph against the Wallabies in Australia.

The Wallabies have injury worries ahead of the third Test against the British and Irish Lions, where they only have pride to play for after their game two loss.