VICTORY COSTLY AS LIONS ARE HIT ; Tourists battered ahead of their Durban D-day
South Wales Echo › June 17, 2009
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THE LIONS maintained their 100 per cent record as they made it six out of six on tour - but it was a victory that came at a cost.
Fly-half James Hook and prop Euan Murray - strong contenders for Test bench spots - both had to leave the field with injuries during the most physical game of the trip so far.See the full content of this document
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VICTORY COSTLY AS LIONS ARE HIT ; Tourists battered ahead of their Durban D-day
A groggy Hook had to be helped from the field after taking a heavy blow to the head early on, while Scottish tighthead Murray left the ground on crutches.
Murray's hopes of being among the replacements for Saturday's opening Test against the Springboks now appear to have gone, leaving Adam Jones and An...See the full content of this document
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