Before Lions games in Australia, a local indigenous elder performs a 'Welcome to Country' ceremony, signifying cultural respect. This ceremonial aspect has resulted in a lack of hostility among fans and players. In prior matches against the Lions, teams such as the Western Force and Queensland Reds have put forth competitive efforts initially, lasting only 20 to 30 minutes before ultimately conceding large point totals. The Waratahs also fell short against the Lions, ending with a score of 10 to 21.
Before each of the Lions games on Australian soil, a local indigenous elder performs a 'Welcome to Country' ceremony. This symbolizes cultural respect and acknowledgment.
The ceremonial element has influenced the rugby atmosphere, with crowds at both Western Force and Queensland Reds games showing a lack of hostility.
Teams have struggled during matches against the Lions, typically only competing for 20 to 30 minutes before conceding around 50 points.
The Waratahs faced a defeat against the Lions, concluding the match with a score of Waratahs 10 and Lions 21.
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