Wallabies not reading much into Lions loss to Argentina
SYDNEY :Australia fullback Tom Wright said the Wallabies were not reading a great deal into the British & Irish Lions' loss to Argentina in their tour opener last week.
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SYDNEY :Australia fullback Tom Wright said the Wallabies were not reading a great deal into the British & Irish Lions' loss to Argentina in their tour opener last week.
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The British and Irish Lions touched down in Australia with head coach Andy Farrell revealing there are lingering injury concerns over Jamison Gibson-Park and Hugo Keenan.