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Jonathan Sexton: 'No celebrations yet'

Sexton: 'No celebrations yet'
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Jonathan Sexton believes that the time for celebration is yet to come following the Lions' win over Australia.

British and Irish Lions fly-half Jonathan Sexton has admitted that there will be no celebrations from the players until they have won the Test series against Australia.

The Lions scraped victory in Saturday's opening Test, but with two left to play Sexton said that the focus must remain on improving for the next clash.

"In many ways it felt like it was gone when the penalty was given, and obviously we got a bit of luck with Kurtley [Beale] slipping," PA Sport quotes Sexton as saying.

"If it was the second Test, I am sure there would be massive celebrations, but the way we won it and it is only the first Test, there weren't big celebrations. We know there is one more to go until we do something that will be remembered."

The next Test takes place on June 29.

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