MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Mindful of a wounded Australia backlash but intoxicated by the whiff of a rare series victory, the British and Irish Lions will aim to ramp up the intensity in Saturday's crunch second test in Melbourne even as both sides recover from the bruising opener.
The Lions stumbled over the line at a heaving Lang Park for Saturday's heart-stopping 23-21 win, aided by the wayward boot of Wallabies fullback Kurtley Beale, that exacted a huge physical toll on both sides.
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