British and Irish Lions

All Blacks coach Graham Henry has insisted discipline will play a key part in his side's attempt to record back-to-back victories over South Africa this Saturday.

Henry's assertions follow comments from a number of South African's regarding refereeing issues from Saturday's opening Tri Nations Test in Wellington.

"Discipline is a very important part of international rugby," said Henry. "If you lose your discipline then you won't play as well as you should and there will be consequences.

"So I think teams playing with discipline is critical and it's something that we stress.

"Als,o we are role models for other young athletes as well so it's very important that we play the game within the law and we play with discipline."

Both Henry and Springbok coach Peter de Villiers will meet referee Matt Goddard later today at a joint meeting prior to Saturday's match at Carisbrook.

The Waratahs upset the odds by beating Super Rugby leaders the Brumbies 28-22, but the game came at a huge cost to Qantas Wallabies coach Robbie Deans.

Lions skipper Sam Warburton says the lessons he and his Welsh colleagues learnt in Australia last summer will stand them in good stead for their return visit with Britain and Ireland's elite next month.