Australian officials demand explanation over Lions’ controversial last-gasp try
The British & Irish Lions secured their first series win against Australia in 12 years, but the victory has sparked controversy. Australian rugby officials are demanding an explanation over the decision to award the Lions a last-gasp try by Hugo Keenan in the 80th minute, which sealed the series for the visitors. Rugby Australia chief executive Phil Waugh has called for accountability, expressing his dissatisfaction with the officiating. The Wallabies' coach, Dave Rennie, has also joined the criticism, with former Wallabies captain Phil Waugh backing the team's stance. The row has escalated, with both sides unable to find common ground on the controversial decision. The article highlights the heated nature of the aftermath, as the Australian rugby community seeks answers and accountability from the match officials.
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