British and Irish Lions

New Zealand coach Graham Henry has warned All Blacks supporters against complacency for this weekend's Tri-Nations clash with South Africa in Wellington.

The Springboks fell to a shock 49-0 defeat to Australia at Brisbane on Saturday, the resurgent Wallabies triumphing by a surprisingly large margin.

The New Zealanders have already defeated their Bledisloe Cup rivals on home soil this season. But Henry said form will count for nothing in game three of the series at WestPac Stadium.

He told The Press: "We just have to prepare right. It's important we have our own standards (because) we don't know what South African team will turn up on Saturday.

"Their pride will be deeply hurt so they will be a much better side on the weekend.

"It doesn't matter which side we play, we just have to maintain our standards. It was a disappointing game on the weekend and I'm not sure why that is, but I imagine they will play a lot better."

Henry names his team on Tuesday, and has a fully-fit squad to pick from.

Three former British & Irish Lions will line-up against an England XV at Twickenham Stadium on Sunday as the Barbarians warm-up for their showdown with the 2013 tourists in Hong Kong next week.

Radike Samo, one of only two players still playing top level rugby in Australia who placed against the 2001 British & Irish Lions, will return to top flight action with Queensland Reds against the Stormers in Cape Town on Sunday.