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|tour= 1977 British Lions Tour to New Zealand |image = |imagesize = 150px |caption = |date = 18 May – 16 August |coach = {{flagicon|WAL}}John Dawes |captain = {{flagicon|WAL}} Phil Bennett |test series winners = {{ru|NZL}} |result = 3–1 |top test point scorer = {{flagicon|WAL}} Phil Bennett (18) |top point scorer = |top test try scorer = |top try scorer = |preceded by= South Africa 1974 |succeeded by= South Africa 1980 }} In 1977 the British Lions rugby union team toured New Zealand. The Lions played 26 matches, including four internationals against the All Blacks. They lost the series against the All Blacks by three matches to one. The team played as the British Isles in their internationals against the All Blacks and the British Lions for the non-international games. One game was also played at Buckhurst Park, Suva, against Fiji. The Lions tourists left London on 10 May 1977 and returned on 19 August. Of their 26 matches on tour, they won 21 and lost 5. Although the Lions lost the test series against the All Blacks they were level 1–1 after the second international and came close to drawing the series; they led 9–6 going into injury time in the fourth test only to concede a match-winning try scored by Lawrie Knight. Outside the test series, the Lions beat all their New Zealand provincial opponents as well as the NZ Maori and NZ Juniors representative teams, losing only to the New Zealand Universities team four days before the first international – this was the first defeat for a Lions team since the 1971 tourists lost the second test to the All Blacks on the same Christchurch ground and ended an unbeaten run of thirty-nine matches for the Lions. It was during the Junior All Blacks game that the famous 'Mudman' image of Fran Cotton, waiting for the ball at a line-out while caked head-to-toe in mud, was taken. Captured by Colorsport's Colin Elsey, it became one of the iconic images of rugby union, and in 2009 was named the 5th greatest sporting photo of all time.[1] On their way home, in August 1977, the Lions stopped off to play the Fiji for the first time and suffered their fifth defeat of the tour, Fiji winning 25–21. A team selected from the Lions touring party played one further match, against the Barbarians at Twickenham on 10 September 1977, to mark the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II. The Lions won by 23-14 in front of a capacity crowd, having led 15–0 at half-time.[2] SquadThe touring party as originally announced contained 17 players from Wales (including the as-yet uncapped Elgan Rees and Brynmor Williams), 5 from England, 5 from Scotland and 3 from Ireland. Geoff Wheel had to withdraw on medical advice before the touring party left and was replaced by Moss Keane. Roger Uttley aggravated a back injury at the get-together prior to leaving and was subsequently replaced by Jeff Squire. Bill Beaumont, Charlie Faulkner and Alun Lewis joined the tour party later in New Zealand as replacements – Lewis never played international rugby for Wales. Management
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The matchesFirst Test{{rugbybox|date = 18 June 1977 |home = {{ru|NZL}} |score = 16–12 |away = British Isles |homescore = Try: Going Johnstone Batty Con: Williams (2) |awayscore = Pen: Bennett (3) Irvine |stadium = Athletic Park, Wellington |attendance = 43,000 |referee = P. McDavitt {{flagicon|NZL}} }}NEW ZEALAND; Colin Farrell, Bryan Williams, Bruce Robertson, Bill Osborne, Grant Batty, Duncan Robertson, Sid Going, Brad Johnstone, Tane Norton (c), Kent Lambert, Andy Haden, Frank Oliver, Kevin Eveleigh, Ian Kirkpatrick, Lawrie KnightLIONS; Irvine, Squires, Fenwick, McGeechan, J. J. Williams, Bennett (c), B. Williams, Orr, Windsor, Price, Martin, Keane, Cobner, T. Evans, Duggan Second Test{{rugbybox|date = 9 July 1977 |home = {{ru|NZL}} |score = 9–13 |away = British Isles |homescore = Pen: Williams (3) |awayscore = Try: J. J. Williams Pen: Bennett (3) |stadium = Lancaster Park, Christchurch |attendance = 50,000 |referee = B. Duffy {{flagicon|NZL}} }}NEW ZEALAND; Colin Farrell, Bryan Williams, Bill Osborne, Lyn Jaffray, Mark Taylor, Doug Bruce, Sid Going, Brad Johnstone, Tane Norton (c), Billy Bush, Andy Haden, Frank Oliver, Kevin Eveleigh, Ian Kirkpatrick, Lawrie KnightLIONS; Irvine, J. J. Williams, Fenwick, McGeechan, G. Evans, Bennett (c), B. Williams, Cotton, Wheeler, Price, Beaumont, Brown, Cobner, Quinnell, Duggan Third Test{{rugbybox|date = 30 July 1977 |home = {{ru|NZL}} |score = 19–7 |away = British Isles |homescore = Try: Kirkpatrick Haden Con: Wilson Pen: Wilson (2) Drop: Robertson |awayscore = Try: Duggan Pen: Irvine |stadium = Carisbrook, Dunedin |attendance = 34,000 |referee = D. Millar {{flagicon|NZL}} }}NEW ZEALAND; Bevan Wilson, Bryan Williams, Bruce Robertson, Bill Osborne, Brian Ford, Doug Bruce, Lyn Davis, John McEldowney, Tane Norton (c), Billy Bush, Andy Haden, Frank Oliver, Graham Mourie, Ian Kirkpatrick, Lawrie KnightLIONS; Irvine, J. J. Williams (rep McGeechan), Burcher, Fenwick, G. Evans, Bennett (c), B. Williams (rep Morgan), Cotton, Wheeler, Price, Beaumont, Brown, Cobner, Quinnell, Duggan Fourth Test{{rugbybox|date = 13 August 1977 |home = {{ru|NZL}} |score = 10–9 |away = British Isles |homescore = Try: Knight Pen: Wilson (2) |awayscore = Try: Morgan Con: Morgan Pen: Morgan |stadium = Eden Park, Auckland |attendance = 58,000 |referee = D. Millar {{flagicon|NZL}} }}NEW ZEALAND; Bevan Wilson, Bryan Williams, Bruce Robertson, Bill Osborne, Brian Ford (rep Mark Taylor), Doug Bruce, Lyn Davis, John McEldowney (rep Billy Bush), Tane Norton (c), Kent Lambert, Andy Haden, Frank Oliver, Graham Mourie, Ian Kirkpatrick, Lawrie KnightLIONS; Irvine, Rees, Fenwick, McGeechan, G. Evans, Bennett (c), Morgan, Cotton, Wheeler, Price, Beaumont, Brown, Neary, Squire, Duggan vs Fiji{{rugbybox|date = 16 August 1977 |home = {{ru|FIJ}} |score = 25–21 |away = British Isles |homescore = Try: Narisia (2) Rauto Kaunikoro Racika Con: Rauto Drop: Tikoisuva |awayscore = Try: Bennett Beaumont Burcher Con: Bennett (3) Pen: Bennett |stadium = Buckhurst Park, Suva |attendance = 20,000 |referee = S Koroi {{flagicon|FIJ}} }}FIJI; Kemueli Musunamasi, Joape Kaunikoro, Senitiki Nasave, Qele Ratu, Wame Gavidi, Pio Bosco Tikoisuva (c), Samisoni Viriviri, Josefa Rauto, Atonio Racika, Nimilote Ratudina, Ilaitia Tuisese, Ilisoni Taoba, Rupeni Qaraniqio, Vuata Narisia, Viliame RatudradraLIONS; Irvine, G. Evans, McGeechan, Burcher, Bennett (c), Bevan, Lewis, Faulkner, Windsor, Price, Beaumont, Martin, Neary, T. Evans (rep Brown), Squire Bibliography
References1. ^Daily Mail's List of 50 Greatest Sporting Photos 2. ^(Rothmans, Jenkins ed.pp140-141) External links
7 : British and Irish Lions tours of New Zealand|1977 rugby union tours|Rugby union tours of Fiji|1977 in New Zealand rugby union|1977 in Irish sport|1976–77 in British rugby union|1977 in Fiji |
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