15 Leigh Halfpenny
He's yet to miss off the tee during this tour. He was very solid, with ball in hand and in defence, and is likely to retain the jersey for the first Test. Should also retain kicking duties. 7
14 Anthony Watson
A quiet outing with limited opportunities as the Lions kicked or kept things tight more often than not. Did nothing wrong and chased with intent. 6
13 Jonathan Davies
He straightened the Lions' running game, and made some great breaks - particularly one in the first half. He looked the most dangerous of the Lions backs. 7
12 Ben Te’o
Warren Gatland singled him out after the game, getting better and better he said. The battering-ram centre has all but secured the 12 jersey for the first Test with another physical, all-action performance. 8
11 George North
His place is in doubt, looked short on confidence and hesistant in the contact. Made very little impact, with the chances he did get, and should've done better for the first Maori try. 5
10 Johnny Sexton
Looks to be getting his mojo back. Took the ball right on to the gain line, mixed up his kicking game; he kept things on the front foot and played the conditions excellently. He is regaining his confidence, and form, at the right time. 7
9 Conor Murray
The master of box kicks. Like Sexton he played the conditions and took advantage of the host's nerves under the high, greasy ball. Put his body about too, and Warren Garland will be relieved to have one of his automatic picks come through in one piece. 8
1 Mako Vunipola
A great all-round performance. Powerful and tireless in the loose and strong in the set piece. Played a big role in the penalty try too. Looks like edging Jack McGrath for the first test. 8
2 Jamie George
He headed the Lions' dominance in the scrum. He carried well and was solid in the lineout, despite the testing handling conditions. 7
3 Tadhg Furlong
Excellent come scrum time, dynamic as ever in the loose. Powerful clear outs and carrying, his only negative being the concession of a first half penalty. Without doubt, the starting tighthead. 8
4 Maro Itoje
An incredible athlete. Itoje showed the strength of his all round game with seven tackles, constant carries and a great opportunist try. His understanding with Saracens team mate George Kruis could edge him ahead of Alun-Wyn Jones. 8
5 George Kruis
The English lock is the leader in the line out, and crucial to a dominant Lions set-piece which should be the corner-stone of their challenge against the All Blacks. 8
6 Peter O’Mahony (capt)
What a turnaround since coming in as a late replacement for Jamie Heaslip against England in the Six Nations. Was cool and composed as captain, and his team followed suit with a disciplined performance. Relieved to see his late injury isn’t serious, as he looks set to sneak the number six jersey. 7
7 Sean O’Brien
Went the distance, as he continues to impress with his fitness and energy levels. Strong at the breakdown and carried well. Such a physical presence that he had the Maori unsettled. Should keep the shirt. 7
8 Taulupe Faletau
Classy performance from the Welsh number eight. Made yards off static ball, and directed a strong performance from the Lions pack. 7
Replacements
The new frontrow of Jack McGrath, Ken Owens and Kyle Sinckler maintained the upper hand in the scrum. Iain Henderson made some powerful carries, while Elliot Daly showed a lot more spark than North when introduced. 7
