Austin Healey has been added to the British and Irish Lions team to play Australia in Saturday's third and deciding rugby test in Sydney.
The versatile England back was selected to play on the right wing at the expense of Welshman Dafydd James.
Ireland’s Brian O’Driscoll, Rob Henderson and Keith Wood retain their places while out-half Ronan O’Gara is named among the substitutes.
Healy is one of three changes to the starting side that lost last weekend's second test in Melbourne 35-14.
England flanker Martin Corry is recalled to the team as a replacement for Richard Hill who was ruled out after being concussed last weekend.
England's Matt Dawson is also promoted to the starting side after Welsh scrumhalf Rob Howley was sidelined with broken ribs.
The Lions have also made changes on the bench with backrower Colin Charvis returning after missing the second test through suspension.
Prop Darren Morris and centre Will Greenwood have been added to the bench.
England flyhalf Jonny Wilkinson is cleared to play despite badly injuring his leg last weekend.
Lions coach Graham Henry said Wilkinson's injury would be treated right up until the start of the match but he was certain to start.
Lions:15-Matt Perry; 14-Austin Healey, 13-Brian O'Driscoll, 12-Rob Henderson, 11-Jason Robinson; 10-Jonny Wilkinson, 9-Matt Dawson; 8-Scott Quinnell, 7-Neil Back, 6-Martin Corry, 5-Danny Grewcock, 4-Martin Johnson (captain), 3-Phil Vickery, 2-Keith Wood, 1-Tom Smith.
Replacements:16-Darren Morris, 17-Dorian West, 18-Colin Charvis, 19-Martyn Williams, 20-Ronan O'Gara, 21-Will Greenwood, 22-Iain Balshaw.