Lions: Lenihan admits Lions face tougher clash today

Lions manager Donal Lenihan has admitted the squad faces a much tougher battle in the up-coming clash against Queensland President's XV

Tue, 12 Jun, 2001 - 11:27

Lions manager Donal Lenihan has admitted the squad faces a much tougher battle in the clash against Queensland President's XV than it did against Western Australia.

"This will be much tougher than what we faced last Friday," he said, referring to the Lions' 116-10 win against Western Australia.

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