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O'Driscoll to lead Lions
rugby01 June: Brian O'Driscoll will lead the British and Irish Lions against the Golden Lions in Johannesburg on 3 June.  The Irish centre was rested from the Lions team that struggled to a 37-25 win against the Royal XV in the first warm-up match on 30 May.  Only three players keep their places from that first game with coach Ian McGeechan keen to give all squad members a full run-out in the first three matches of the tour.  The team to face the Royal XV includes five former Lions tourists - O'Driscoll, Phil Vickery, Stephen Jones, David Wallace and Gethin Jenkins.
 
Lions arrive in South Africa
rugby25 May:  The British and Irish Lions have arrived in South Africa ahead of their five-week tour of the country.  The Lions play their first match on Saturday 30th against a Royal XV at Royal Bafokeng, Rustenburg.  On the tour they will play the reigning World Champion Springboks in three Test Matches in Durban, Pretoria and Johannesburg.
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Montgomery retires from rugby
rugby18 May: Former Springbok Percy Montgomery has announced his retirement from the game.  The 35-year-old ended his international career after last season's Tri Nations but maintained his club career with the Stormers in Super 14.  He plans to continue in the sport as a kicking consultant for South Africa.  With 102 caps to his name, Montgomery is the country's most capped player.  He was a member of the 2007 World Cup winning Springbok team, kicking 31 goals from 33 attempts during the successful campaign.
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