British and Irish Lions

The British & Irish Lions players are going to be seeing a lot more of Western Province skipper Luke Watson after it was announced today he is joining Bath next season.

The 10 times capped Springbok back row forward will link up with his new club at the end of Western Province's Currie Cup campaign this summer. On Saturday he led his Cape Town based outfit to within a whisker of beating the Lions, Western Province eventually going down 26-23.

"Joining Bath at the end of hopefully a successful season with Western Province will represent a new beginning for me and an opportunity to grow and experience the game in the top echelons of northern hemisphere rugby," said Watson.

"I'm obviously sad to be leaving Western Province, where I have enjoyed my time immensely, but I'm looking forward to the new challenge that this opportunity will bring."

Watson made his Currie Cup debut for Eastern Province at the age of 18. Saturday's game against the Lions was his 61st appearance for Eastern Province, the Sharks and Western Province.

He made his Super Rugby debut for the Sharks in 2003 and has played 81 times in the tournament. He made his Springbok debut in 2007.

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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