The British and Irish Lions' schedule for this summer's tour of South Africa has been amended to reduce the risk of disruption caused by coronavirus.
The team will play eight matches in three cities rather than six.
Warren Gatland's side start in Johannesburg before playing in nearby Pretoria, while the first Test against the world champions is in Cape Town. British Irish lions rugby 2021 tv coverage
A Lions statement said all games were being organised "on the basis they will take place behind closed doors".
The 37-man squad will train and play in a coronavirus bubble with camps in Johannesburg and Cape Town.
The other two Tests will be at Soccer City in Johannesburg, with Ellis Park - site of the final Tests on the 2009 and 1997 Lions tours - hosting two warm-up games.
One opponent on the schedule has also been changed, with the tourists facing club side Emirates Lions rather than the SA invitational team as a result of the risks incurred by bringing players together from around the country. Watch SA Rugby lions Tour 2021
SA Rugby chief executive Jurie Roux said: "We are hopeful that restrictions on attendance at sports events will be relaxed but, for the moment, we are planning for an event behind closed doors. If that requirement changes, then we'll assess the options available and make the necessary decisions based on the restrictions in place."
What is the British and Irish Lions 2021 schedule?
26 June - Japan (Murrayfield, Edinburgh
3 July - Emirates Lions, 17:00 BST (Ellis Park, Johannesburg)
7 July - Cell C Sharks, 19:00 BST (Ellis Park, Johannesburg)
10 July - Vodacom Bulls, 17:00 BST (Loftus Versfeld, Pretoria)
14 July - South Africa 'A' Team, 19:00 BST (Cape Town Stadium, Cape Town)
17 July - DHL Stormers, 17:00 BST (Cape Town Stadium, Cape Town)
24 July - First Test v Springboks, 17:00 BST (Cape Town Stadium, Cape Town)
31 July - Second Test v Springboks, 17:00 BST (Soccer City, Johannesburg)
7 August - Third Test v Springboks, 17:00 BST (Soccer City, Johannesburg)
Who are the captains?
Wales legend Alun Wyn Jones leads the Lions while back-row forward Siya Kolisi captains the hosts.Springboks schedule:
Friday, 2 July: Springboks v Georgia, first Test - Loftus Versfeld
Friday, 9 July: Springboks v Georgia, second Test - Ellis Park
Saturday 3 July: British & Irish Lions v Stormers - Cape Town Stadium, Cape Town
Who is in the British and Irish Lions 2021 squad?
Captain: Alun Wyn Jones (Wal)
Forwards: Tadhg Beirne (Ire), Jack Conan (Ire), Luke Cowan-Dickie (Eng), Tom Curry (Eng), Zander Fagerson (Sco), Taulupe Faletau (Wal), Tadhg Furlong (Ire), Jamie George (Eng), Iain Henderson (Ire), Jonny Hill (Eng), Maro Itoje (Eng), Wyn Jones (Wal), Courtney Lawes (Eng), Ken Owens (Wal), Sam Simmonds (Eng), Kyle Sinckler (Eng)*, Rory Sutherland (Sco), Justin Tipuric (Wal), Mako Vunipola (Eng), Hamish Watson (Sco).
Backs: Josh Adams (Wal), Bundee Aki (Ire), Dan Biggar (Wal), Elliot Daly (Eng), Gareth Davies (Wal), Owen Farrell (Eng), Chris Harris (Sco), Robbie Henshaw (Ire), Stuart Hogg (Sco), Conor Murray (Ire), Ali Price (Sco), Louis Rees-Zammit (Wal), Finn Russell (Sco), Duhan van der Merwe (Sco), Anthony Watson (Eng), Liam Williams (Wal).
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