Lions Tour: Lions lead by 29 at break

The Lions produced some brilliant attacking rugby to dominate Super 12 semi-finalists Queensland Reds at Ballymore and take a comprehensive half-time lead.

Lions Tour: Lions lead by 29 at break
Sat, 16 Jun, 2001 - 12:21

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Lions 32-3 Queensland Reds

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