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Lions claim consolation win in final Test

The British and Irish Lions beat South Africa 28-9 in the third and final Test at Ellis Park in Johannesburg to gain a measure of consolation after heartbreaking defeats in the opening two Tests.

Who are the British Lions?

Forget World Cups. For many rugby union players the ultimate accomplishment is being selected to appear for the famed British Lions on their overseas tours.

English flanker Croft named in Lions side

The British and Irish Lions will face world champions South Africa in Saturday's opening rugby Test -- and they enter the Durban clash full of confidence after winning all their six tour games so far.

Rugby greats say 2009 Lions can roar

Former rugby greats Roger Uttley and Kenny Logan have been talking up the chances of the British Lions on their three-Test tour of South Africa but aware that they will have to be at their very best to beat the current world champions.

Banned Quinlan out of British Lions tour

Irish flanker Alan Quinlan will miss the British and Irish Lions rugby tour of South Africa after being banned for 12 weeks.

Quinlan faces Lions exit in eye gouging row

Irish international Alan Quinlan could be ruled out of the British Lions tour to South African after being cited for an alleged eye gouging incident in a top club match.

Ireland's O'Connell to skipper British Lions

Ireland's Paul O'Connell will captain the British Lions for their 10-match tour of South Africa starting at the end of May, coach Ian McGeechan announced on Tuesday.

Dan Carter: New Zealand's unstoppable rugby machine

When opposition rugby teams line up against the New Zealand All Blacks, there's a common game plan: Get Carter.

Wilkinson suffers fresh injury setback

England flyhalf Jonny Wilkinson has dislocated his left knee and is unlikely to be fit to take his place in the autumn rugby internationals.

Gatland hailed for Wales' glory days

Coach Warren Gatland deserves all the credit for transforming Six Nations champions Wales' rugby fortunes, according to one of the Principality's playing legends.

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