- Wholesale changes for final test Lions tour team news : It was a case of all change this afternoon as the starting line-ups for Saturday’s final test were announced. With an unassailable 2-0 lead, South Africa retain just five of their starting line-up while the Lions field eight of the side who lost the second test in Pretoria.
- Burger apologises to team-mates and fans South Africa forward Schalk Burger has denied deliberately eye-gouging Luke Fitzgerald in the second Lions Test against South Africa and passed up the opportunity to apologise to the Ireland wing for the incident that earned him an eight-week ban.
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