Gatland pleased with finishing after Lions victory over Chiefs.
Warren Gatland was pleased with the Lions performance yesterday in both defence and attack. The 34-6 win was their most impressive on tour to date and we finally saw some attacking prowess and efficiency from the team.
It couldn’t have come at a better time considering the first test is fast approaching with the test selection to be announced tonight. New Zealand will go first and name their match-day 23 for the first Test at 6pm. Then it will be the Lions’ turn at 8pm.
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