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Published 09:21 4 Jul 2017 BST
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All Blacks coach Steve Hansen has a big call to make at inside centre for the decider.
Ngani Lamaupe filled in at No.12 when Williams was sent off in the Second Test and while he carried well he was drawn out f the defensive line by the smart play of Johnny Sexton and Owen Farrell.
Former England and Lions centre Will Greenwood told Sport Breakfast [New Zealand Herald] that the Lions would relish facing the Hurricanes star again, notwithstanding he is a fearsome character with ball-in-hand.
Brian Moore [another former England and Lions international] feels the All Blacks will go with Malakai Fekitoa and his comments have met with agreement from former All Blacks coach John Hart.
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Credit: Sonny Bill Williams [Instagram][/caption]Fekitoa has played 23 Tests since his 2014 debut and featured for the Highlanders in their victory over the touring Lions, last month.
He is reportedly moving to Europe this summer with Toulon said to be his destination. He has just turned 25 but any lengthy stay in the northern hemisphere could well mean that Saturday at Eden Park is his final game as an All Black.
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