Argentina stun Lions in Dublin send-off

Tadhg Furlong’s introduction off the bench following a season riddled with calf issues was a bonus but the tighthead prop did not finish the game, removed for a Head Injury Assessment as the Lions tried to rescue victory
Argentina stun Lions in Dublin send-off

Fin Smith, left, and Finlay Bealham of British & Irish Lions after their side's defeat to Argentina. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

Fri, 20 Jun, 2025 - 22:13
Simon Lewis, Dublin

BRITISH & IRISH LIONS 24 ARGENTINA 28 

The British & Irish Lions will board the plane for Australia on Saturday with more questions than answers from this historic first pre-tour appearance in Ireland.

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