British and Irish Lions v Barbarians 11:37pm: FULL-TIME: Not the world's greatest game of rugby, but Warren Gatland will be delighted with the 80 minute effort from his men in red. The Welsh heart of this squad is pumping hard - Roberts, Davies, Tipuric, Faletau, Phillips, Jones, Wyn-Jones - the list goes on. The only player who did his chances any harm today was Owen Farrell, who aside form a decent goalkicking performance, had a nightmare - with a scuffle, two chargedowns, loose passes and a few fumbles. Mike Phillips was the best on field tonight - he is a Lion through and through and showed his class with a couple of linebreaks, great passing and marshalled the line with confidence from 9. The conditions were ridiculous tonight, but to pile on 60 points and keep up the speed and intensity for 80 minutes will have the sea of red swelling tonight. One of the most impressive things was the continuity - when players went off, the Lions retained their shape and gameplan. Strap yourselves in folks, this is going to be one hell of a tour. 10:33pm: HALF-TIME: A stop-start game of rugby here in Hong Kong, with the Lions taking a healthy lead into the sheds. It's been a sweaty, slippery affair, with plenty of ball going to ground on the night. The Barbarians are getting destroyed in the scrum, adding to the difficulties with momentum. Johnathan Davies is the pick of the Lions, but he is ably supported by the likes of Phillips and Jamie Roberts. Justin Tipuric and Paul O'Connell are doing the business, while Adam Jones is putting in a big shift in the front row. Stuart Hogg can sure pick an angle, while Maitland is clearly trying to make things happen. Owen Farrell is having a very ordinary day and will be looking to start from scratch in the second half. Gareth Edwards is saying the Lions should keep the ball tighter and stop throwing long passes. But what would he know about rugby? 9:18pm: G'day and welcome to RugbyHeaven's live blog of the historic match between the British and Irish Lions and the Barbarians in Hong Kong. There has been so much written about Warren Gatland's men, but today is the first time fans will get to see them run out in a competitive situation. Gatland has put out an impressive 15, and will be looking for 40+ on the scoreboard. Judging by the BaaBaas' performance at Twickenham last week, the tourists should deliver that and more. The match kicks off at 7.30pm local time, but the forecast is a steamy 29 degrees and 90 per cent humidity. Drinks breaks will occur in both halves to counter the extreme heat, with players tipped to lose 3-4 kgs during the 80.