British and Irish Lions

The South African Rugby Union is waiting to find out whether it will face any sanctions following a pre-meditated protest during the third Test against the Lions on July 4.

The Springbok players wore white armbands with 'Justice' written on them in support of second row Bakkies Botha during their 28-9 loss to the Lions in Johannesburg.

Botha had been banned for two-weeks for dangerously charging into a ruck without binding on a player in the second Test against the Lions a week earlier.

The SARU were subsequently charged with alleged acts of misconduct in breach of the IRB Regulations Relating to the Game, including breaches of the IRB Code of Conduct.

The misconduct case against the SARU, its players and management was heard in Dublin on Monday afternoon by an independent disciplinary panel comprising of the Honourable Sir John Hansen KNZM (Chair), Judge Guillermo Tragant and former Australia captain John Eales.

The panel has now retired to consider a verdict, with the IRB set to announce the decision as soon as possible.

Welcome to our new 'Behind The Scenes' look at the 2013 British & Irish Lions Tour.

The footage will give fans the opportunity to sample a truly Behind the scenes look at the greatest touring side in the world.

This opening video is from the first day the squad got together in London.

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British & Irish Lions captain Sam Warburton says he's been struck by the level of professionalism and dedication within the squad as they prepare to head to Hong Kong and Australia.