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text. The game is up

for the 2009 Lions,

squeezed out in a

brutal, last-man-standing second

Test epic when South

Africa’s replacement fly

half, Morne Steyn, kicked

the home side to a 2-0 series

victory with a (50) last-

minute penalty. It was conceded when

Ronan O’Gara had a

moment of madness when

chasing his own high kick

and took out the airborne

Springbok scrum half

Fourie du Preez without

making any effort to jump

for the ball himself.

It was a schoolboy error

compounding a mistake,

because (100) all the Lions

had to do was to run the

clock down by taking the

ball through a couple of

phases to secure the 25-25

draw, giving themselves

everything to play for at

Ellis Park on Saturday.

But instead they gave

Steyn, the Bulls fly half

who knows every blade of

(150) grass of his home turf

at Loftus Versfeld, the

chance to write himself

into Springbok folklore.

Steyn lined up the penal-

ty from three metres inside

his own half, the ball flew

through the thin highveld

air like a missile to explode

the Lions’ chances of

squaring the series. Pan-

demonium broke (200) out

at the final whistle as the

Boks celebrated victory in a

series against the Lions,

having waited 12 long years

to avenge their defeat in

1997.Their coach, Peter de Vil-

liers, alluding to Jeremy

Guscott’s winning drop

goal for the 1997 Lions, put

it like this: “For the next 12

years South Africa (250)

will feel good -we felt bad

for 12 years because of a

kick and now we’ll feel

good for 12 years because

of a kick.”Ian McGeechan’s side

should have feared the

worst when, leading 22-18

with seven minutes

remaining, the television

match official , Australian

referee Stuart Dickinson,

was called on to decide (300)

whether Jaque Fourie had

squeezed in at the right

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