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South Africa
15 Willie le Roux More than Rolls Royce, which we know he is after the straitjacket used during the first two tests. A wonderful timing for the Kolbes experiment. 7
14 Cheslin Kolbe There was largely a viewer, but then that glance, which is all he needs. Great finish to the highlights of the games. 7
13 Lukhanyo Am Less influential this week, much less than his partner. The blood flow to the head gave an important late punishment. 4
Diligent. Gauges made and top tacked at a distance. He embodies these Springbokes: precise and hard, very hard. 7
11 Makazole Mapimpi Not nearly as influential as last week. This time he had to watch his comrade from the other side grab the headlines. 5
10 Handr Pollard Looked better with the ball in his hand than off, no kicks in the delicate phase. Took a couple of halves. 5
9 Cobus Reinach The hanging kicks were awkward to handle and he had a reasonable amount to clean himself up. No chance to see his electronic pace. 6
1 Steven Kitshoff Maybe it’s her red hair, but she’s certainly more actively involved in loose than some props (see Malherbe). 6
2 Bongi Mbonambi A bit of a quirky throw to the lineup, but a willing striker. I would like a more visible hook. 5
3 Frans Malherbe He hardly pays attention to the change in speed or soft handling, but he’s there for only one reason. Blown up very well. 6
4 Eben Etzebeth Very prickly team. The lighthouse on the line, but its the terrible things that really mean him out. 8
5 Lead the hunter No game-changing masterclass this time around, but he was the best striker on departure and always in its thickness. 7
6 Siya Kolisi (captured) Relatively quiet, but enjoyed a good period at the end of the first half as Springboks kept themselves connected. 6
7 Franco Mostert Moved from lock to side, but his role remained the same: work and a lot of it. Even a broken nose couldn’t slow him down. 7
8 Jasper Meadow There is some discipline. Pinged three times, but he’s a handful, hitting as many attackers as any Springbok. 6
OPTIONS: Kwagga Smith (De Jagerille, 54) as; Marco van Staden (Kolisi, 56) as; Malcolm Marx (Mbonambille, 56) as; Vincent Koch (Malherbelle, 56) as; Trevor Nyakane (Kitshoffille, 61) as; Herschel Jantjies (Reinachille, 64) as; Morne Steyn (Pollardille, 65) as; Damian Willemse (Le Rouxille, 79) as
British and Irish Lions
15 Liam Williams He wakes up in cold sweating for years, remembering a passport he didn’t make. Kolbe also won. 4
14 Josh Adams A couple of good runs, especially beyond Russell’s prompts, but he wasn’t perfect. 5
13 Robbie Henshaw Full of running, even dying when the lungs had to burn. 7
12 Bundee Aki Another powerful driver, but was missed a couple of times for disciplinary errors. 5
11 Duhan van der Merwe After a horror show in recent weeks, he paid Gatlands faith with an excellent show. A handful of balls in hand. 7
10 Dan Biggar Lost his early early penalty and high ball, and had no time to participate any more, waving after only 10 minutes. 4
9 Under Price He’s really lively behind the wrinkles and wrinkles, and he’s the choice for the Scrum halves of this tour. 7
1 Wyn Jones Trundling nicely until he got a back injury at the end of the first half 4 .
2 Ken Owens He was solid in the set, especially in the lineup. Directed the driven maula to his company 6
3 Tadhg Furlong Especially his first half was great. He was solid in the set and around the energy ball in the park. 7
4 Maro Itoje Ordinary disciplines were expensive, but ruthless energy and athleticism showed a lot. 6
5 Alun Wyn Jones (captured) Hard work, as always, but was unable to whip himself or his team into the necessary rage. 5
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6 Courtney Lawes Selected from scratch, really, after a season of injuries, he has been one of the best Lions in the series. 7
7 Tom Curry Usually at the heart of rough things, he won a few and lost a few. 5
8 Jack Conan The best game that says something. Cancel an hour for some reason, but still by far ahead for Lions. 7
OPTIONS: Finn Russell (To Biggar, 11) One of his good days. Very good 8; Mako Vunipola (W Jonesille, 44) 6; Luke Cowan-Dickie (Owensille, 54) as; Kyle Sinckler (Furlongille, 59) as; Conor Murray (for 59) as; Adam Beard (AW Jonesille, 61) as; Sam Simmonds (Conanille, 63) as
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