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Published 21:33 5 May 2021 BST
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Robbie Henshaw and Johnny Sexton are both in the mix for Lions squad selection. (Photo by Getty Images/Getty Images)[/caption]
In the pack, most would-be selectors are opting for Ken Owens and Tadhg Furlong in the front row. Maro Itoje is making most XVs in the second row, and Tom Curry and Toby Faletau are both being selected by pundits and former players alike.
Quinnell's XV makes a slight change, in going with Liam Williams in the 14 jersey and Louis Rees-Zammit on the left wing. Conor Murray and Dan Biggar are his half-backs with his pack the exact same as Sean O'Brien selected, a few weeks back.
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