Lions 2013: Jamie Roberts and Alex Corbisiero hoping to return to full training before crucial third Test Farrell confirmed that an update on his fitness will be released tomorrow. Coming off in a Test match like that is devastating. As a captain you want to be there for your troops and lead from the front, especially in the dying minutes of the game," Farrell said. He's disappointed with that, but he's in good spirits because we have a big week ahead of us with a Test match to win. He's gone for a scan and will find out the results later. The Lions have been installed as marginal favourites to win the third and final Test at ANZ Stadium, but the momentum is with Australia following their dramatic victory in Melbourne. We're both still in the race," Farrell said. We were lucky to get away with a win in the first game and in the second game we could have won. After those two games 1-1 is a fair way to look at the series. We've come to Noosa for a couple of days off and we'll lick our wounds and get back to what we have to do on Tuesday and Wednesday this week. We all realise it's the biggest game of our lives and we'll see what comes of it. I'd say they're very pleased - it was a do-or-die situation for them and they rose to the challenge. It was a one-point game that could have gone either way and both teams will be confident about next week. The Lions could have snatched victory with the last kick of the game only for Leigh Halfpenny, who has been in magnificent form with the boot all tour, to fall short with his long-range attempt. "Leigh's a perfectionist and is a little bit hurt, but if that kick had gone over it would have been a miracle because it was a hell of a long way out," Farrell said. He asks a lot of himself and the way he has been kicking he'd have expected it to go over. He had an excellent kicking game again.