The Lions opened their tour with a warm-up victory over Japan at Murrayfield

Lions Tour 2021 guide: Fixtures, results, squad details and historic results for the tour of South Africa

The British and Irish Lions tour of South Africa runs from July 3 to August 7, as head coach Warren Gatland's side play eight matches, culminating in a three-match Test series against the world champions. We have full details of the tour including fixtures, TV schedule, squads, historic results and team news.

British & Irish Lions results

Test matches.

  • Saturday July 24: South Africa 17-22 Lions
  • Saturday July 31 : South Africa 27-9 Lions
  • Saturday August 7: South Africa 19-16 Lions

Warm-up games

Pre-tour warm-up

  • Saturday June 26: Lions 28-10 Japan

Tour warm-up games

  • Saturday July 3: Emirates Lions 14-56 Lions
  • Wednesday July 7: Cell C Sharks 7-54 Lions
  • Saturday July 10: Cell C Sharks 31-71 v Lions
  • Wednesday July 14: South Africa ‘A’ 17-13 Lions
  • Saturday July 17: DHL Stormers 3-49 Lions

Where to watch the Lions tour

All games are will be broadcast live exclusively on Sky Sports. Channel 4 will broadcast highlights.

You can watch pre and post-match Lions press conferences on sportinglife.com here

Watch player interviews from the British and Irish Lions tour of South Africa

What is a Lions tour?

A British and Irish Lions tour involves a group of players selected from each home nation of England, Ireland, Wales and Scotland. Selection is based on the form of these players for their country and club and is designed to bring the best players from each nation together to form a 'super team'.

This squad comes together every four years to then travel to either South Africa, New Zealand and Australia, rotating between these three nations. Hence the Lions visit each country once every 12 years.

Each tour comprises 'warm-up' matches again provincial or club sides, before playing three, or historically four, 'Tests' against the national team. Whichever side wins the majority of these matches wins the Test series and thus a Tour is determined a victory or defeat.

The Lions have toured 37 times, winning 15 tours, losing 20 and drawing two, including their last tour in 2017 against New Zealand.

British and Irish Lions squad quick view

This is Warren Gatland's third British and Irish Lions tour as head coach

Scroll to the bottom of the page for full details of each player

  • Head coach: Warren Gatland
  • Attack coach: Gregor Townsend
  • Forwards coach: Robin McBryde
  • Defence coach: Steve Tandy
  • Kicking coach: Neil Jenkins
  • Captain: Conor Murray

Tadhg Beirne (Ireland), Jack Conan (Ireland), Luke Cowan Dickie (England), Tom Curry (England), Zander Fagerson (Scotland), Taulupe Faletau (Wales), Tadhg Furlong (Ireland), Jamie George (England), Iain Henderson (Ireland), Jonny Hill (England), Maro Itoje (England), Wyn Jones (Wales), Courtney Lawes (England), Ken Owens (Wales), Sam Simmonds (England), Kyle Sinckler (England), Rory Sutherland (Scotland), Justin Tipuric (Wales), Mako Vunipola (England), Hamish Watson (Scotland).

Josh Adams (Wales), Bundee Aki (Ireland), Dan Biggar (Wales), Elliot Daly (England), Gareth Davies (Wales), Owen Farrell (England), Chris Harris (Scotland), Robbie Henshaw (Ireland), Stuart Hogg (Scotland), Conor Murray (Ireland), Ali Price (Scotland), Louis Rees-Zammit (Wales), Finn Russell (Scotland), Duhan van der Merwe (Scotland), Anthony Watson (England), Liam Williams (Wales)

South Africa squad

South Africa are the current world champions after beating England in the 2019 World Cup final

Thomas du Toit (Cell C Sharks) Steven Kitshoff (DHL Stormers); Vincent Koch (Saracens); Frans Malherbe (DHL Stormers); Ox Nché (Cell C Sharks); Trevor Nyakane (Vodacom Bulls); Coenie Oosthuizen (Sale Sharks); Joseph Dweba (Bordeaux-Bègles); Malcolm Marx (Kubota Spears); Bongi Mbonambi (DHL Stormers); Scarra Ntubeni (DHL Stormers); Lood de Jager (Sale Sharks); Eben Etzebeth (Toulon); Nicolaas Janse van Rensburg (Montpellier); Franco Mostert (Honda Heat); Marvin Orie (DHL Stormers)

Aphelele Fassi (Cell C Sharks); Cheslin Kolbe (Toulouse); Willie le Roux (Toyota Verblitz); Makazole Mapimpi (Cell C Sharks); Sbu Nkosi (Cell C Sharks,); Yaw Penxe (Cell C Sharks); Rosko Specman (Toyota Cheetahs); Damian Willemse (DHL Stormers); Lukhanyo Am (Cell C Sharks); Damian de Allende (Munster); Jesse Kriel (Canon Eagles); Wandisile Simelane (Emirates Lions); Frans Steyn (Toyota Cheetahs); Elton Jantjies (Pau); Handré Pollard (Montpellier); Morné Steyn (Vodacom Bulls); Faf de Klerk (Sale Sharks); Herschel Jantjies (DHL Stormers); Sanele Nohamba (Cell C Sharks); Cobus Reinach (Montpellier)

Lions historic results against South Africa

The Lions have toured South Africa 13 times, winning four Tours and losing eight, including the last visit in 2009.

Tours: 13; Won 4; Drawn: 1; Lost 8

  • 2009: Lost 1-2
  • 1997: Won 2-1
  • 1980: Lost 1-3
  • 1974: Won 3-0-1 (Four Test series)
  • 1968: Lost 3-0-1 (Four Test series)
  • 1962: Lost 0-3-1 (Four Test series)
  • 1955: Drew 2-2 (Four Test series)
  • 1938: Lost 2-1
  • 1924: Lost 0-3-1 (Four Test series)
  • 1910: Lost 1-2
  • 1903: Lost 0-2-1
  • 1896: Won 3-1 (Four Test series)
  • 1891: Won 3-0

British and Irish Lions squad full details

Captain Alun Wyn Jones is playing in his fourth British and Irish Lions tour

Zander Fagerson Position: Prop Nationality: Scotland Club: Glasgow Warriors

Tadhg Furlong Position: Prop Nationality: Ireland Club: Leinster

Wyn Jones Position: Prop Nationality: Wales Club: Scarlets

Kyle Sinckler Position: Prop Nationality: England Club: Bristol Bears

Rory Sutherland Position: Prop Nationality: Scotland Club: Edinburgh

Mako Vunipola Position: Prop Nationality: England Club: Saracens

Luke Cowan-Dickie Position: Hooker Nationality: England Club: Exeter Chiefs

Jamie George Position: Hooker Nationality: England Club: Saracens

Ken Owens Position: Hooker Nationality: Wales Club: Scarlets

Tadgh Beirne Position: Second-row/flanker Nationality: Ireland Club: Munster

Iain Henderson Position: Second-row Nationality: Ireland Club: Ulster

Jonny Hill Position: Second-row Nationality: England Club: Exeter Chiefs

Maro Itoje Position: Second-row Nationality: England Club: Saracens

Courtney Lawes Position: Second-row/flanker Nationality: England Club: Northampton Saints

Tom Curry Position: Flanker Nationality: England Club: Sale Sharks

Justin Tipuric Position: Flanker Nationality: Wales Club: Ospreys

Hamish Watson Position: Flanker Club: Edinburgh

Jack Conan Position: Number eight Nationality: Ireland Club: Leinster

Taulupe Faletau Position: Number eight Nationality: Wales Club: Bath

Sam Simmonds Position: Number 8 Nationality: England Club: Exeter Chiefs

Gareth Davies Position: Scrum-half Nationality: Wales Club: Scarlets

Conor Murray Position: Scrum-half Nationality: Ireland Club: Leinster

Ali Price Position: Scrum-half Nationality: Scotland Club: Glasgow Warriors

Dan Biggar Position: Fly-half Nationality: Wales Club: Northampton

Owen Farrell Position: Fly-half Nationality: England Club: Saracens

Finn Russell Position: Fly-half Nationality: Scotland Club: Racing 92

Bundee Aki Position: Centre Nationality: Ireland Club: Connacht

Elliot Daly Age: 28 Position: Centre / full-back / wing Nationality: England Club: Saracens

Chris Harris Age: 30 Position: Centre Nationality: Scotland Club: Gloucester

Robbie Henshaw Position: Centre Nationality: Ireland Club: Leinster

Josh Adams Position: Wing Nationality: Wales Club: Cardiff Blues

Louis Rees-Zammit Position: Wing Nationality: Wales Club: Gloucester

Duhan van der Merwe Position: Wing Nationality: Scotland Club: Edinburgh

Anthony Watson Position: Wing / full-back Nationality: England Club: Bath

Liam Williams Position: Wing / full-back Nationality: Wales Club: Scarlets

Stuart Hogg Position: Full-back Nationality: Scotland Club: Exeter Chiefs

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Sharks 7-54 British & Irish Lions: tour match – as it happened

A convincing win to end a chaotic day for the Lions

  • 7 Jul 2021 FULL TIME! Sharks 7 - 54 Lions
  • 7 Jul 2021 TRY! Sharks 7 - 54 Lions (Josh Adams)
  • 7 Jul 2021 TRY! Sharks 7 - 47 Lions (Duhan van der Merwe)
  • 7 Jul 2021 TRY! Sharks 7 - 40 Lions (Louis Rees-Zammit)
  • 7 Jul 2021 TRY! Sharks 7 - 33 Lions (Josh Adams)
  • 7 Jul 2021 TRY! Sharks 5 - 26 Lions (James Venter)
  • 7 Jul 2021 SECOND HALF!
  • 7 Jul 2021 Half time!
  • 7 Jul 2021 TRY! Sharks 0 - 26 Lions (Bundee Aki)
  • 7 Jul 2021 TRY! Sharks 0 - 19 Lions (Duhan van der Merwe)
  • 7 Jul 2021 NO TRY! Luke Cowan-Dickie.
  • 7 Jul 2021 YELLOW CARD! Werner Kok (Sharks)
  • 7 Jul 2021 TRY! Sharks 0 - 7 Lions (Duhan van der Merwe)
  • 7 Jul 2021 TRY! Sharks 0 - 7 Lions (Josh Adams)
  • 7 Jul 2021 Kick Off!
  • 7 Jul 2021 Preamble
  • 7 Jul 2021 Teams

 British & Irish Lions’ Duhan Van der Merwe scores a try despite Manie Libbok of Cell C Sharks.

Victorious captain Iain Henderson is here.

“We’ve had an interesting day, for sure, but fair play to the lads who were on tenterhooks waiting to see what would happen. We didn’t get to do some of our matchday routines, but that’s the nature of touring but we achieved what we set out to do and we dug in really well when defending.”

And so the Sharks and the spectre of Covid is defeated for today at least. Some good individual performances combined with some at times irresistable offloading stacked up a big score. Still some defensive drills to work on, but we have to make allowances for the chaos in the build up.

FULL TIME! Sharks 7 - 54 Lions

80 mins . Jack Conan gathers the restart and Finn Russell chip the ball out to gratefully end the strangest of days with a big win

TRY! Sharks 7 - 54 Lions (Josh Adams)

79 mins. Rees-Zammit has another dart up the right and sets the ball up for the Lions to spray it left through hands via Beard and Faletau in the backline to feed Adams to once again score.

British and Irish Lions’ Josh Adams scores a try as Sharks’ Thaakir Abrahams attempts to make a tackle.

Finn Russell takes his time then slots in perfectly from the touchline.

77 mins. It’s reached that point in the game where Rory Sutherland, a prop, has broken than line and sprinted 4o metres upfield like an enlarged Mighty Mouse, but the fun is ruined when his offload can’t find a hand and the Sharks regain possession.

TRY! Sharks 7 - 47 Lions (Duhan van der Merwe)

75 mins. Hamish Watson is on for Josh Navidi and his first meaningful contribution it to win a turnover after another decent short period of Sharks possession. A few phases later the Lions come left and a cheeky one hand slap-pass from Daly find van der Merwe to grab another.

Russell whams a great conversion over from wide out.

72 mins. Josh Navidi is over the line after Maro Itoje slaps the ball clear and the Welsh backrow gallops forty metres to score. But the TMO thinks Itoje was offside...

The ref agrees, no try!

71 mins. Again the Sharks repeatedly come but this time the Lions defence stand firm and legal, turn it over and Rees-Zammit boots it clear.

69 mins. Possession is won by Sharks and the Lions are offside once again in defence as the home team pound away from five metres out. They tap and go quickly but are inches short on another offside penalty. I’m very surprised there hasn’t been a formal warning for the Lions from Peyper yet.

67 mins . Sharks on the attack in the Lions 22 via another strong James Venter carry but they struggle to control possession and Adams clear. On the next possession the Lions are penalised for not rolling away and Sharks will have another lineout deep in opposition territory.

Ken Owens for Cowan-Dickie Taulupe Faletau for Tom Curry Jack Conan for Sam Simmonds

TRY! Sharks 7 - 40 Lions (Louis Rees-Zammit)

62 mins . Adams fields a grubber, carries up to his own ten metre line and offloads out of a two-man tackle to Rees-Zammit who burns away from the defence and scores from 60 metres.

British and Irish Lions’ Louis Rees-Zammit puts the burners on to score.

Russell adds the two.

TRY! Sharks 7 - 33 Lions (Josh Adams)

57 mins . Sharks centre Marius Louw snaffles a turnover on his own 22 but spills it backwards which allows Josh Adams following through to hack the ball on and score. A heartbreaker for Louw who did well and has had a great game.

British and Irish Lions’ Josh Adams is congratulated by Duhan van der Merwe after scoring a try.

Finn Russell, on for Owen Farrell, converts.

55 mins. Louw throws an outrageous dummy and shimmy in midfield just inside his own half and sets off on a powerful run into Lions territory. Once again the Sharks put some solid phases together before Kok gathers his own kick and feeds the lock Ruben van Heerden who is a little isolated and allows a grateful covering Ali Price to clamp onto the ball and win a relieving ruck penalty.

53 mins . Tadhg Furlong and Rory Sutherland are on in the Lions front row for Vunipola and Fagerson.

TRY! Sharks 5 - 26 Lions (James Venter)

52 mins. Lovely try this. Sharks are attacking up the right hand side, running angles off each runner to allow multiple offloads before the ball finds Venter on the right touchline who shakes off a tackler to touch down.

Bosch converts.

49 mins. Aki drives the Lions into the 22 but his offload can’t find Tom Curry’s supporting run and the ball is turned over for Bosch to clear. However the ball is coming back via strong run back into the Sharks half from Josh Adams.

46 mins. An intricate short scissor move is attempted by the Lions forwards at the rear of a lineout in the Sharks 22 but the ball goes to ground. It’s not forward so play continues before Lions obstruct in attack and allow Bosch to clear the lines.

43 mins. An early penalty for Sharks at the scrum as their modest success there continues, but they can’t capitalise as an attempted chip and chase ends with a Lions penalty for Louw shoving Farrell in the back off the ball.

You’re all reading the football coverage now, aren’t you?

SECOND HALF!

40 mins. Owen Farrell restarts proceedings

“Is South Africa’s plan to give the Lions such poor opposition, who can’t defend (see Sharks here), that it won’t matter that South Africa have played once in the last 19 months by the first test?” asks John Ryan. “This is some of the worst defence you’ll ever see.”

Yep, they are not best in the organisation stakes the Sharks, but the Lions rearguard is nothing to write you Mam about either. Better opposition would be over the line a few time this half methinks.

Mid-way Musings.

It looked like it was going be very grim indeed for Sharks after six minutes. While 26-0 is still fairly grim it could have been a lot worse but for them putting together some periods of decent possession and giving the Lions no small amount of bother at set-piece.

Some lovely offloading and attacking phases from the Lions, but they look a poor team in defence at times, and the fact they haven’t conceded is down to a lack of precision from their opponents at key times rather than a convincing defensive effort.

PEEP! That’s the last action of the half and the team retreat down the tunnel.

TRY! Sharks 0 - 26 Lions (Bundee Aki)

40 mins. From a lineout in the Sharks half, the Lions find Simmonds again on an in-to-out angle in midfield. The Exeter man drops the hammer, sears past Louw and runs free into the Sharks 22. Off another lineout a few phases later, Aki picks up and drives over from five metres.

Bundee Aki goes over.

Farrell makes not mistake from the tee.

36 mins . A lively, jinking run from Thaakir Abrahams off his right wing carries Sharks through a gap in the Lions defence before Adams and van de Merwe close the door in the 22. The home side can’t capitalise however as they spill the ball on the next phase.

Game of two performances by the Lions so far: with the ball, decent; without it, not so much.

34 mins. Sam Simmonds has his first carry in the loose as he’s fed by Farrell in midfield. He sucks in a few tacklers and the Lions push the ball left through hands and are nearly in again but for the ball being spilled 5m from the line by van der Merwe.

31 mins. The Sharks front row of Khwezi Mona, Fez Mbatha, Khutha Mchunu is having a proper go at their more storied opponents and they win their second scrum penalty after forcing Mako Vunipola to the ground under pressure.

TRY! Sharks 0 - 19 Lions (Duhan van der Merwe)

27 mins. From a scrum on halfway Owen Farrell fires a bullet gubber into open pasture for van der Merwe to chase which the winger taps forward with his boot and dives on to score in the left corner. Farrell’s first missed conversion of tour follows.

British & Irish Lions’ Duhan Van der Merwe chases a loose ball to score a try.

Sharks defence completely all over the shop off first phase there, but in there defence they are a winger down with Kok in the bin.

24 mins. Navidi snaffles the ball in midfield from a Louw handling error and the Lions fire it right for Farrell to slide a diagonal kick for Rees-Zammit to chase. The winger gets there but holds onto the ball a little too long the on the ground and is penalised.

NO TRY! Luke Cowan-Dickie.

21 mins. A catch and drive in the lineout has the Lions pack over the line, but Cowan-Dickie gets himself into a poor position on his back and can’t place the ball down over his head without spilling it. The TMO confirms Ref Peyper’s suspicions and it’s not given.

YELLOW CARD! Werner Kok (Sharks)

20 mins. Sharks spill the ball to bring a decent phase of possession. It looks like the Lions have lost the ball in the own 22 as Ali Price throws a big wild pass behind van der Merwe, but the big wing regathers and puts his team back on the attack. The ball is through hands and multiple offloads quickly and the Lions go 70 metres upfield before Kok dives on the ruch and is shown his marching orders for 10 minutes.

17 mins. Marius Louw trucks a big carry up into the Lions 22 and the tourists give a penalty away first for offside again, then another for a high tackle. The regular problem of poor defence discipline takes hold again.

On the next attack the Sharks are up within inches of the line but Tom Curry rips the ball out of the ruck for a turnover. He looked very much off his feet, but Ref Peyper is happy.

14 mins. After five unproductive phases of short carries around the ruck Sharks spray it right and then back to the left for the leonine coiffured Werner Kok to break free on the touchline. He beats Ali Price but can’t find an inside runner with his pass with the line beckoning from 20 or so metres.

12 mins. A knock on at the lineout through pressure from Adam Beard brings the Sharks mini-possession to a frustrating end. At the resulting scrum the Lions win a penalty of their own which Farrell wallops it into touch on the Sharks 10m line.

9 mins. Sharks have a penalty after Lions drift offside in the tackle line which Curwin Bosch send out for a lineout in the opposition 22. First defensive test of the game coming for the tourists.

TRY! Sharks 0 - 7 Lions (Duhan van der Merwe)

7 mins. Mako Vunipola bumps a couple and the Lions recycle quickly and run a lovely attacking pattern through hands left to van der Merwe who is round Thaakir Abrahams to touch down.

Duhan Van der Merwe goes over for the Lions’ second try.

Speed of ball and precision of passing is killing the Sharks at the minute.

Another two points for Farrell extends the lead.

TRY! Sharks 0 - 7 Lions (Josh Adams)

3 mins . The Lions put the ball through hands early, going left then all the way right before Rees-Zammit nips a grubber forward but is beaten to it by the covering Manie Libbok. On the next Lions possession there’s two smart offloads in the Sharks 22 and the final one finds Josh Adams to make it 6 in three matches for today’s fullback.

British & Irish Lions’ Josh Adams runs in a try.

Farrell converts.

1 min. Ref Jaco Peyper peeps his whistle allowing Curwin Bosch send the ball into the smoky haze left by the pre-match pyrotechnics and we’re underway

@bloodandmud the big question is about playing load. I think @sirianmcgeechan is correct in suggesting a ten day break after today. Unless those in isolation are somehow selectable on Saturday — Feargus Woods Dunlop (@thisactorslife) July 7, 2021

Well, the good news is there is no game on Saturday Fergus as the Bulls game has already been postponed, so the next outing is a week today vs South Africa A. This should give all the players who have played a decent break and eat into some Covid isolation time for the others.

A straight bat from the Lions MD there , which is no surprise given the high likelihood something like this was bound to happen and protocols are no doubt in place.

However, we’re all looking on the gloomy side here and missing that the British & Irish Lions has now become like a club third team fixture - basically one step away from borrowing players from the Sharks to make up numbers.

Does this threaten “the integrity of the tour” (whatever that means)? I say no. Nothing harks back to the amateur era in the way the Lions do and a midweek game feeling exactly like a club match, complete with all it’s ramshackle imperfections only gives it some more charm.

Barely any players? No crowd? At least three lads not expecting to play so had to rush straight from work? I played a game like that once at Trinant in the South East Wales league.

Ben Calveley MD of the Lions is here:

“We’ve had one positive case in the management team with four close contacts; we’ve tested everyone and there is one other positive, with a close contact and so we’ve isolated who we needed to. We’ve taken advice from our medical advisory group and they’ve confirmed it’s OK to proceed”

“No bubbles are impervious as we’ve found throughout the world of sport, but we’re pleased we have acted quickly, taken advice and that the fixture is going ahead. We’re here in South African and our intention is complete all the games we can here in South Africa.”

“Nearly all of the Lions tour party have been double jabbed and it’s not for me to answer whether the Springboks have been vaccinated. Again, we see this as a positive, we’re here to play rugby and we’re really pleased we have a fixture on tonight”

What about all this then, eh? Let me have your thoughts on the email via tweet @bloodandmud . Much to discuss, without ball being dropped in anger yet.

Pre match reading

Get the full run-down on what the hell’s beeen going on from Gerard Meagher here

One upshot of the Covid drama in the build up is that the Lions backline as was originally named has been decimated. Ali Price and Owen Farrell replace Gareth Davies and Dan Biggar at half-back while Josh Adams moves to fullback as Louis Rees-Zammit comes in on the wing. Aki and Daly in the centres are as you were, at least.

In the less disrupted part of the park, Warren Gatland selects his third captain in three games as Ulster and Ireland lock Iain Henderson is given the armband. A great reward for a player who doesn’t get the notices he deserves for his class and form over a sustained period at international level. Much babbled excitement in the build-up has focused on the back-row of debutant Tom Curry, plus Josh Navidi and Sam Simmonds - a trio with muscular dynamism aplenty.

The Lions bench is now a 7-1 (!) split with Finn Russell the man covering the entire backline among other changes. I, for one, want to see Hamish Watson and Taulupe Faletau in the centres at some point

Sharks make one change to a team that recently lost to Western Province, with young captains Phepsi Buthelezi bac in at No 8. In a taste of things to come for the Lions, Sharks have names six forwards on the bencch

Sharks: Manie Libbok; Werner Kok, Jeremy Ward, Marius Louw, Thaakir Abrahams; Curwin Bosch, Jaden Hendrikse; Khwezi Mona, Fez Mbatha, Khutha Mchunu, Ruben van Heerden, Hyron Andrews, James Venter, Thembelani Bholi, Phepsi Buthelezi (capt).

Replacements: 16 Kerron van Vuuren, 17 Ntuthuko Mchunu, 18 Wiehahn Herbst, 19 JJ van der Mescht, 20 Reniel Hugo, 21 Dylan Richardson, 22 Grant Williams, 23 Anthony Volmink.

Lions: Josh Adams; Louis Rees-Zammit, Elliot Daly, Bundee Aki, Duhan van der Merwe; Owen Farrell, Ali Price; Mako Vunipola, Luke Cowan-Dickie, Zander Fagerson, Iain Henderson (capt), Adam Beard, Josh Navidi, Tom Curry, Sam Simmonds.

Replacements: 16 Ken Owens, 17 Rory Sutherland, 18 Tadhg Furlong, 19 Tadhg Beirne, 20 Jack Conan, 21 Finn Russell, 22 Hamish Watson, 23 Taulupe Faletau.

Welcome to Johannesburg, where the British & Irish Lions are facing Cell C Sharks, now of the United Rugby Championship.

Make the most of this match everyone as it may be the last one we have to enjoy as COVID takes its grip on various squads across South Africa like a microscopic, spiteful, armoured sticky-bob. The tour match vs Bulls is already not going to happen ever postponed from this coming Saturday, while the Springboks have cancelled their second Test versus Georgia due to outbreaks in all the respective squads. And then this game was hanging by a thread after a member of Lions management and two players tested positive and we awaited a rapid battery of PCR test results. But the news was positive (not in that way) and the game is goer.

The Sharks have mustered a squad for today, but they are shorn of their internationals and previous form on Lions tours - two matches, two Sharks losses - suggests this should be a handy win for the visitors. But a win being a given against such opposition means that Warren Gatland can make sure that by the end of today everyone in his squad has had game-time, and he also has the opportunity to try out new combinations such as Bundee Aki and Elliot Daly in the midfield.

South Africa at large was much unimpressed with the Lions showing vs the other Lions at the weekend, and quite a few back home were unimpressed also. Gatland won’t give one about that as his eyes are firmly on what happens from 24 July onwards, but some improvement is ruck tidiness in attack and defence, consolidation of the attacking maul, better discipline when scrambling, and a further development of the flashes of Gregor Townsend’s inventive attacking patterns would be welcome

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Against all the odds and amid a pandemic, The British & Irish Lions managed to successfully stage the 2021 Tour to South Africa.

Warren Gatland’s men were denied the support of the Sea of Red with travelling fans grounded by travel restrictions imposed due to Covid-19. But those players selected from England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales did themselves proud in a mightily close Test match series which just tipped in favour of the Springboks.

Gatland’s side was skippered by the talismanic Alun Wyn Jones, who flew out to South Africa just three weeks after dislocating his shoulder in the pre-Tour 1888 Cup clash against Japan at Murrayfield.

Gatland called upon 1997 tourist Gregor Townsend as attack coach alongside his fellow Scotland coach Steve Tandy to take charge of the defence.

Welshman Robin McBryde, who toured Australia as a player in 2001, joined the coaching staff for the first time as assistant coach with the remit for the forwards having previously been an integral member of Gatland’s Wales set-up during a 13-year career in Cardiff.

Kicking consultant Neil Jenkins also reprised his role as assistant coach for the fourth successive Tour having previously been to South Africa in 2009, Australia in 2013 and New Zealand in 2017.

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The squad’s initial meeting began with a successful training camp in Jersey where players were able to escape the clutches of the hotel and explore what the Channel Island has to offer.

A first competitive run-out for the Lions, excluding those involved in the Premiership final on the same day, came at BT Murrayfield against Japan. It was a first ever match in Scotland for the tourists, who successfully negotiated a spirited Brave Blossoms outfit to come out 28-10 winners.

Three of the four Lions tries were scored by debutants, including a lovely effort from versatile Irish forward Tadhg Beirne who sprinted under the sticks after being found with a deft pass from fly-half Dan Biggar.

The result meant it is now 13 Tours since the Lions last lost their opener but the encounter with the Japanese was not plain sailing because as well as the shoulder injury suffered by Jones, Welsh team-mate Justin Tipuric suffered his own shoulder problem that would rule him out of the Tour .

Two more Welshmen in Josh Navidi and Adam Beard were added to the touring party that immediately flew out to South Africa, with Tipuric and Jones, initially, staying in the UK.

Josh Adams

Winger Josh Adams got his Tour off to a flyer with four tries in the opening match in Johannesburg as Gatland’s men trumped their namesakes Sigma Lions 56-14 .

The youngest man on tour Louis Rees-Zammit, in charge of BIL the Lion, also crossed along with scrum-half Gareth Davies and Scottish duo Hamish Watson and Ali Price.

It was the first time two Scots had scored a try in the same game for the Lions since 1989. And although he did not touch down, captain on the day Stuart Hogg shone with a vitally important try-saving tackle on Sibusiso Sangweni, who he chased down five metres short of the line.

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The Lions were again comfortable winners against their next opponents, beating Cell C Sharks 54-7 at the same Emirates Airline Park venue in midweek.

Team selection was disrupted with eight last minute changes to the 23 just a couple of hours before kick-off after nine players were placed into isolation. Adams added a hat-trick to his soaring try tally and Duhan van der Merwe also crossed for three tries.

The same two sides were reacquainted after a Covid outbreak at the Bulls and Jamie George was given the honour of captaining the side from hooker.

Anthony Watson makes a break

Aided by a red card to Jaden Hendrikse, the Lions chalked up a 71-31 victory with Beirne scoring two, George himself crossing for a double and Anthony Watson showing his eye for the line with a further two tries.

Next came easily the biggest challenge so far for the tourists, as South Africa, also struggling for match practice given the limits imposed by impact of Covid-19 on their series with Georgia, named an incredibly strong South Africa ‘A’ side in Cape Town.

A total of 11 2019 Rugby World Cup winners lined up against the Lions, who were without the prolific Adams after he missed the game to witness the birth of his first child over Zoom.

And the South Africa ‘A’ squad inflicted the first defeat of the Tour on the Lions, winning 17-13 with one special moment from Cheslin Kolbe who left two defenders for dead after picking up a loose ball before passing for Lukhanyo Am to score.

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The Lions rallied in the second half with a converted Wyn Jones score but came out second best in midweek, giving the squad a reminder of the size of the task at hand.

With Finn Russell struggling with injury, Harlequins and England fly-half Marcus Smith was added to the touring party and started the final warm-up fixture against the DHL Stormers.

He helped steer the side around the park to a 49-3 win in a game in which the Lions had seven unique try scorers, including Exeter Chiefs trio Luke Cowan-Dickie, Jonny Hill and Sam Simmonds.

It also marked the heroic return to action of Alun Wyn Jones as he made his comeback for the last 20 minutes off the bench, having returned to the touring party late after proving his fitness in sessions with Wales.

The injury was thought to have ended Jones’ Tour before it had even begun, and Conor Murray was named as replacement skipper with Beard called up but both locks went on to feature in the Test series.

Jones was named as captain in the starting XV for the first Test which featured several previously unseen, untried but exciting combinations including the centre partnership of Robbie Henshaw and Elliot Daly.

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Jones, the most-capped rugby union international of all time, crowned a remarkable turnaround in his fortunes by helping steer his side to a 22-17 victory in Cape Town . The Lions had mounted an impressive-second half comeback after trailing 12-3 following a try-less first half.

But, sparked by Test debutant Cowan-Dickie’s maul try and aided by the inspirational Player of the Match Maro Itoje, the men in red got back on track by drawing first blood against an ill-disciplined South Africa, who gave away eight penalties after the break.

A week later it was the turn of the ‘Bomb Squad’, the Springboks’ immensely physical bench, to put on a second-half masterclass, running out 27-9 winners .

Fly-half Handre Pollard contributed 17 points from the boot to square the series and deny the Lions the chance to emulate their 1997 predecessors at the very first opportunity.

The Lions were forced to use a ‘get out of jail free card’ and pushed into a decider, with opposition skipper Siya Kolisi denying Henshaw a try from Murray’s chip and chase in what proved to be a pivotal moment on the stroke of half-time.

The first-half lasted 63 minutes with a lack of continuity hurting the Lions and preventing the side from tiring out the powerful Springboks team.

Alun Wyn Jones speaks to the team after the game

The world champions completed a 2-1 series win in the deciding Test with 37-year-old fly-half Morne Steyn stepping off the bench to kick the winning penalty in a 19-16 victory , just as he had done in the second Test in 2009.

Kolbe once again showed his class by taking his sole opportunity and jinking down the wing, evading the recalled full-back Liam Williams and fending off Cowan-Dickie to dot down.

Despite the heartbreaking late defeat, Scottish star Russell’s free-flowing performance off the bench, on for the injured Dan Biggar early in the first-half, lit up the game and put the Lions on the front foot for large periods.

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The ambitious side regularly pointed to the corner but were unable to get over for scores that would have helped establish an unassailable lead, Ken Owens’ effort the only try the tourists managed.

As the trip concluded, Gatland – who missed out on successfully leading an unbeaten Tour to all three Southern Hemisphere nations – said: “There are players who haven’t been involved (in the Test series) but their experience from this will hold them in really good stead for their international teams and in four years’ time.

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“A really good example is Robbie Henshaw, who I thought was excellent. He probably learnt from the experience four years’ ago and then brought him on, improved him as a player.

“I’m incredibly proud of my involvement and have been very fortunate. I’m very passionate about the Lions. I hope the new players have learnt a lot from this Tour, not just from playing.

Gatland: Lions experience will serve players well next time around

“But also from the players around them in terms of the top players in the squad, their professionalism and the way that they train and all the extras that they do.

“I think they would have benefitted from that. I think Marcus Smith is going to be a superstar in the game, I think he is incredibly talented – he has an incredible amount of talent.”

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Defending champion and world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler is hoping to build off last week’s win at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, but he’ll have to fight off a loaded field that includes Rory McIlroy, Viktor Hovland, Xander Schauffele, Patrick Cantlay, Max Homa, Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth, among others.

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Homa missed the cut at the WM Phoenix Open in February but has since bounced back with finishes of T-16 (Genesis Invitational) and T-8 (Arnold Palmer Invitational) in his last two starts.

Since missing the cut at his debut Players in 2021, Homa has tied for 13th (2022) and sixth (2023) in Ponte Vedra Beach.

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Hovland has just one top-20 finish in four starts this year — T-19 at the Genesis Invitational — but it’s tough to ignore his recent course history at TPC Sawgrass.

Since missing the cut at his first Players in 2021, the Norwegian has tied for ninth (2022) and third (2023).

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Zalatoris’ game excels at difficult venues, and TPC Sawgrass fits the bill. He has made it to the weekend in all three appearances at the Players, including two T-26 or better finishes in 2021 and 2022 (he finished 73rd in 2023).

His iron-play prowess, combined with a new-found confidence on the greens, has Zalatoris in a great spot to make a run at the title.

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We're following all action from the 2024 SEC men's basketball tournament in Nashville, Tennessee. Four quarterfinal games kick off today, Friday, March 15, with the first matchup — Tennessee vs. Mississippi State — slated for a 1 p.m. tip. Get the bracket, schedule and scores here. 

Last year, Alabama won the tournament title, beating Texas A&M in the final. You can  track all conferences and auto-bids here.

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Friday, March 15 | Quarterfinals

  • Game 7: No. 9 Mississippi State 73 , No. 1 Tennessee 56
  • Game 8: No. 4 Auburn 86 , No. 5 South Carolina 55
  • Game 9: No. 2 Kentucky vs. No. 7 Texas A&M | 7 p.m. | SEC Network
  • Game 10: No. 3 Alabama vs. No. 6 Florida | 25 mins after Game 9 | SEC Network

Saturday, March 16 |Semifinals

  • Game 11: No. 4 Auburn vs. No. 9 Mississippi State | 1 p.m. | ESPN
  • Game 12: Game 9 winner vs. Game 10 winner | 25 mins after Game 11 | ESPN

Sunday, March 17 | Championship

  • Game 13: Game 11 winner vs. Game 12 winner | 1 p.m. | ESPN

Wednesday, March 13 | First round

  • Game 1: No. 12 Arkansas 90 , No. 13 Vanderbilt 85 (F/OT)
  • Game 2: No. 11 Georgia 64, No. 14 Missouri 59

Thursday, March 14 | Second round

  • Game 3: No. 9 Mississippi State 70, No. 8 LSU 60
  • Game 4: No. 5 South Carolina 80,  Arkansas 66
  • Game 5: No. 7 Texas A&M 80,  No. 10 Ole Miss 71
  • Game 6: No. 6 Florida 85,  No. 11 Georgia   80

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NFL free agency is off and running. Teams have been allowed to negotiate  with free agents since Monday, and players can now officially be signed by new teams as of 4 p.m. ET Wednesday, which was the start of the new league year .

We've seen dozens of extensions, short-term contracts and multiyear signings doled out, including a blockbuster $180 million deal for quarterback  Kirk Cousins  in Atlanta, a  $100 million extension for quarterback Baker Mayfield to stay in Tampa Bay and a $110 million contract for defensive tackle  Christian Wilkins  to head to Las Vegas.

There have also been a few trades, including the Giants bringing in edge rusher  Brian Burns  for draft picks , the Cardinals dealing for quarterback Desmond Ridder , the Seahawks acquiring quarterback Sam Howell , the Bears trading for receiver  Keenan Allen  and the Panthers making a move  for wideout Diontae Johnson .

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NCAA Basketball: Oregon at Arizona

In 1915 four colleges — California, Oregon, Washington, and Oregon Agricultural College (now Oregon State ) — joined forces to create the Pacific Coast Conference. That conference grew over time to be known as the Pac-10 and eventually, the Pac-12.

That run, at least on the hardwood, comes to a close over the next few days as the final Pac-12 men’s basketball tournament gets underway at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The teams are headed in very different directions next season. Four schools (Washington, Oregon, USC and UCLA) are headed to the Big Ten. Arizona, Arizona State , Colorado, and Utah are off to the Big 12. California and Stanford are headed to the ACC — yes that still stands for Atlantic Coast Conference — while Washington State and Oregon State will play for at least the next two years in the West Coast Conference.

Before that all happens, however, there is a tournament to be played. Arizona goes into the history books as the final No. 1 seed in Pac-12 men’s tournament play, as the Wildcats finished the year with a 24-7 overall record, and a 15-5 record in the conference. Ranked No 6 in the AP Top 25, the Wildcats are likely already in the field. So too are the Cougars, as Washington State finished the year 23-8 (14-6 in the Pac-12) and are ranked 22nd in the latest AP poll.

According to Blogging the Bracket two other teams — Colorado and Utah — enter the final Pac-12 tournament sitting squarely on the bubble. Colorado finished with a 22-9 record, and sitting 27th in Ken Pomeroy’s rankings — as well as 27 in the NET rankings — the Buffaloes are probably in the field. As for the Utes, they rank 51st at KenPom and 52nd in the NET rankings, so a win in the first round over Arizona State probably goes a long way.

There are a few teams that are probably on the outside looking in when it comes to the NCAA tournament, but a few wins in Las Vegas could push them into the field. Oregon (20-11 overall, 69th in KenPom), and Washington (17-14 overall, 60 in KenPom) are the two teams to watch in this category.

It all gets underway Wednesday from Las Vegas, and SB Nation will have you covered every step of the way.

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Here is the 2024 Pac-12 men’s tournament bracket. You can also view the bracket on the tournament website .

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2024 men’s Pac-12 tournament schedule

March 13 first round.

Game 1 : No. 9 USC 80, No. 8 Washington 74

Game 2 : No. 5 UCLA 67, No. 12 Oregon State 57

Game 3: No. 10 Stanford 87, No. 7 California 76

Game 4: No. 6 Utah 90, No. 11 Arizona State 57

March 14 Quarterfinals

Game 5 : No. 1 Arizona 70, No. 9 USC 49

Game 6: No. 4 Oregon 68, No. 5 UCLA 66

Game 7: No. 2 Washington State 79, No. 10 Stanford 62

Game 8: No. 3 Colorado 72, No. 6 Utah 58

March 15 Semifinals

Game 9 : No. 1 Arizona vs. No. 4 Oregon, 8:00 p.m. ET, Pac-12 Network

Game 10: No. 2 Washington State vs. No. 3 Colorado, 10:30 p.m. ET, FS1

March 16 Championship

Game 11 : Game 9 Winner vs. Game 10 Winner, 9:00 p.m. ET, FOX

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Penn State History (Since 2014)

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  • Games Played: 2 (1-1)
  • Highest Seed: 10
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Penn State NCAA Tournament Record (Since 2014)

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