The British & Irish Lions believe nothing more needs to be said or done and they feel they are ready for the game of their lives.
Lions assistant coach Rob Howley says they can see a glint in the players' eyes at training.
Howley says Sam Warburton got them into the circle afterwards and there's a glint in their eyes since Saturday night in Wellington.
He says that glint has not gone away because they hope they can create history today.
With nine players from their last successful tour of Australia in 2013 featuring in this squad for the decider at Eden Park, the Lions are backing experience to see them through.
Welsh veteran, Alun Wyn Jones, heavily criticised after the first test defeat, leads the charge in this regard by becoming the only player to start in every test across three successive Lions series.
The Lions will take on the All Blacks 7.35 tonight.
Source: nzherald
