Lions Can Still Avenge Defeat, Says Sir Clive

The Journal › June 27, 2005

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Sir Clive Woodward last night insisted his battered Lions can beat the All Blacks in next Saturday's make-or-break second Test.

The tourists have limped into Wellington reeling from 24 hours of mayhem probably unequalled in Lions' history.

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Lions Can Still Avenge Defeat, Says Sir Clive

Captain Brian O'Driscoll and flanker Richard Hill are out of the tour injured, while lock Danny Grewcock has joined them after his...

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