text: Sean O'Brien and Peter O'Mahony can rattle New Zealand | Daily Mail Online
  Ireland pair Sean O'Brien and Peter O'Mahony offer 'point of difference' and can rattle the All Blacks, claims fellow Lions flanker James Haskell
  James Haskell believes back-row is an area Lions can exploit in the first Test
  He believes team-mates Sean O'Brien and Peter O'Mahony will make difference
  Warren Gatland's tour side take on New Zealand on Saturday at Eden Park
  Haskell is unlikely to start Test but targets victory against Chiefs on Tuesday
  Published: 01:26 EST, 19 June 2017 | Updated: 04:24 EST, 19 June 2017
  James Haskell has name-checked Sean O'Brien and Peter O'Mahony as key Lions players
  The English forward is looking unlikely to start against New Zealand on Saturday
  'Taulupe Faletau has been fantastic, Sean O'Brien has been excellent and Ross Moriarty showed in the first game why he's on the tour,' said Haskell.
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  'And Pete led by example the other night. They are all fantastic and offer a big point of difference.'
  The 'Tullow Tank' has been rooming with Haskell and the pair have bonded on tour
  O'Mahony is the front-runner to start the first Test as captain this Saturday in Eden Park
  There are still Test places up for grabs and Liam Williams will want to impress on Tuesday
  'It's probably Sean O'Brien or Peter O'Mahony that I'd be slightly concerned about - not necessarily because of the physical thing, but because they are completely mental,' joked Haskell.
  'So I'd be worried if I took them on what might happen to me in the car park later on!
  'I've been sharing a room with Sean all tour and we've bonded, to say the least. But it's those two I'd have to put my hand up and say I'd be concerned about.'
  The Lions squad for Tuesday's game enjoyed the captain's run in Hamilton
  Haskell will line up alongside (L-R) Courtney Lawes, Robbie Henshaw and Gareth Davies
  'If we look at the Blues and Highlanders games: did we deliver? Did we have control? The answer is probably not - but did we learn from it? Yes,' said Haskell.
  'The Chiefs are going to run it from everywhere, take their quick throws - but if we can play our game with intensity and energy then the result will go our way.'