Welsh trio join Lions as Farrell's camp gets set for Australia tour

ANDY FARRELL'S British & Irish Lions squad have assembled in full for the first time, with three new Welshmen confirmed to be part of this summer's tour of Australia.

- By JOHN JONES

The 38-man squad, which was named earlier this month, will face the Wallabies in three Tests in July, with a warm-up match against Argentina up first on June 20.

With just over a month to go, Farrell's men came together for the first time on Sunday as part of a two-day gathering in south west London, during which they will collect their kit, tick off admin and bond as a group.

Wales captain Jac Morgan was the last to arrive on Sunday evening, having flown in from South Africa where he had been in action for the Ospreys.

The back rower is one of just two Wales players in the squad, making up the lowest Welsh contingent on a Lions tour in nearly 90 years alongside Gloucester scrum-half Tomos Williams.