Despite England and Wales picking up wins in the Guinness Six Nations today - these four didn't do their Lions chances any favours with their individual performances.
1. Josh Adams (Wales)
Took his try with aplomb and was a constant threat with ball in hand, but as one of the best finishers in the game he’ll be gutted to have fluffed his 53rd minute effort. It's the sort of mistake that could cost him his Lions place with the likes of Anthony Watson and Louis Rees-Zammit impressing this weekend.
2. Jonny May (England)
Needlessly bit in for France's opening try when Farrell had Jailbert covered. The ‘head-less chicken’ broken field running that often works so well for May didn’t quite come off here in what was a poor performance..
3. Gareth Davies (Wales)
Didn’t make any of the big plays that perhaps he would have liked to have given the current competition for the Welsh and Lions nine spot. Overall, his performance can only be described if uninspiring.
4. Mako Vunipola (England)
A real interesting scrum battle against Mohamed Haouas and ended up conceding three penalties. With the Lions taking on the imperious South Africa scrum this summer, this audition in front of Warren Gatland will not have done his Lions chances any favours.