British & Irish Lions

Alain Rolland has slammed the series describing it as a 'poor advertisement for the game'.

Wales fly-half Dan Biggar has admitted that he might have played his last tour for the British and Irish Lions.

South Africa fly-half Morne Steyn described the winning kick that guided the Springboks to a 2-1 series victory over British and Irish Lions 'was special'.

Rugby Australia Chairman Hamish McLennan said the board is planning to include Pacific Island teams Fiji and Tonga to be part of the 2025 tour of British and Irish Lions to Australia.

Following the Lions’ series defeat, Head Coach Warren Gatland reflected on the third Test and what is in store for him next.

Warren Gatland believes British and Irish Lions can achieve greater heights with more preparation time in future tours.

Alun Wyn Jones described the series defeat to South Africa following a 19-16 loss in the third and final Test at Cape Town Stadium on Saturday as 'disappointing'.

Jacques Nienaber lavished praises on Morne Steyn following his penalty kick that guided the Springboks to a 2-1 series win.

Morne Steyn’s late penalties meant that the Springboks have bettered the British and Irish Lions in the Test series, beating the tourists 19-16 in Cape Town Stadium.

Siya Kolisi is confident of his side's tactics as they take on the British and Irish Lions in the third and deciding game to be played at Cape Town Stadium on Saturday.

Ahead of the third Test in South Africa, Newcastle Falcons defence coach, Nick Easter, spoke to TRU’s Joe Harvey about his time in South Africa, Rassie Erasmus and what he feels the Lions must do in order to win the Test series.

With tours in 2013 and 2017 going to the wire, will it be another positive outcome for Warren Gatland’s British and Irish Lions?

Warren Gatland believes the absence of Faf de Klerk and Pieter-Steph du Toit will hurt the Springboks in the third and deciding Test.

In his latest British and Irish Lions column, Lee Mears dissects the selections for the third Test and sums up his takeaways from the tour.

The Ireland international certainly caught the eye earlier in the tour, and the 31-year-old has now been given the nod by Warren Gatland.

South Africa have made two forced changes for the third and final Test against the British and Irish Lions to be played in Cape Town.

Jacques Nienaber believes the World Cup triumph in 2019 will give the Springboks an advantage heading into the third Test.

After making six changes to his British and Irish Lions squad for the final Test against Springboks on Saturday, Warren Gatland explained what his team has to do in order to win the series in South Africa.

Kyle Sinckler will be available for the third against South Africa after his citing charges for an alleged biting incident was dismissed.

British and Irish Lions head coach Warren Gatland has made six changes to the starting line-up for the crucial third Test against South Africa.