British and Irish Lions

The Scots gave the northern hemisphere their first summer tour victory over the south as they turned the tables on Argentina in Buenos Aires to win the second Test 26-14.

Having seen England, Ireland and Wales all fall earlier in the day to southern hemisphere teams, the Scots dominated the game to avenge their narrow defeat in the first Test.
It was the first time the Scots had beaten the Pumas on their own patch in a full international and ended a run of seven successive defeats over the past 18 years against the world's third ranked team.
Record breaking full back Chris Paterson celebrated winning his 88th cap, and move ahead of Scott Murray to stand alone as Scotland's leading cap holder, with a 16 point match haul.
Paterson's four penalties joined tries from Ross Ford and Graeme Morrison, both of which he converted. The Scots were 16-0 ahead at half-time and were good value for their win.
The Pumas scored a try in the last minute by Horacio Agulla to eventually cut the deficit to 12 points. The Scots had hoped to pick up extra IRB ranking points by winning by 15 points or more, but were still delighted with their triumph.

Lions skipper Sam Warburton says the lessons he and his Welsh colleagues learnt in Australia last summer will stand them in good stead for their return visit with Britain and Ireland's elite next month.

Tom Youngs has enjoyed a remarkable rise to the top of the British & Irish game but he won't be resting on his laurels ahead of his first Lions adventure.