Lions prop apologises for Kolbe incident
British & Irish Lions prop Mako Vunipola says he doesn’t feel the incident involving Cheslin Kolbe in the first Test against the Springboks was reckless but has apologised for his conduct.
Welcome boost for Lions as Russell resumes training
The British & Irish Lions have confirmed that flyhalf Finn Russell will resume training this week after recovering from an achilles injury.
Lions defence coach: Officials did a really good job
Lions defence coach Steve Tandy has responded to Rassie Erasmus highlighting some dubious refereeing decisions made by saying he feels the officials did a good job this past weekend.
Review: Lions deserved to go 1-0 up
Mark Keohane is joined by former British & Irish Lions great Scott Gibbs to dissect the first Test between the Springboks and British & Irish Lions.
Owens: Watson was lucky
Former international referee Nigel Owens says Nic Berry got most of his decisions correct in the first Test between the Springboks and British & Irish Lions, but Hamish Watson should have been yellow-carded.
Rassie points out match officials’ error
Rassie Erasmus has tactfully pointed out a single instance where the match officials made an incorrect call in the first Test against the Springboks and British & Irish Lions.
Watch: Am’s monstrous tackle with Xhosa commentary
There’s nothing quite like the reaction from the Xhosa commentary team after Lukhanyo Am lined up this massive tackle on Elliot Daly this past Saturday.
What changes would you make to the Springbok team?
Following the opening Test series loss to the British & Irish Lions, what changes should be made to the Springboks’ lineup for the decisive second Test on Saturday?
Watch: Superb analysis after Springbok defeat
Check out this post-match clip as Jean de Villiers, Joel Stransky and Schalk Burger reviewed the Boks’ loss to the Lions, including the identification of an inability to problem-solve under pressure.
Boks must pass character test ahead of second Lions battle
The Springboks won’t be defined by Saturday’s defeat of minuscule margins, but rather the manner in which they respond will reveal their true championship qualities, writes CRAIG LEWIS.
