Injured South African first-five-eighth Patrick Lambie has revealed the extent of the repercussions of the concussion he suffered in June while playing against Ireland at Cape Town. Lambie left the field after just 22 minutes into the match following a mid-air collision with Ireland flanker CJ Stander. Over the course of those past three months, Lambie revealed he had been waking up every day with a headache as a result of his collision with Stander. "I was waking up every morning with a headache, sore eyes, low energy and really not feeling up to much. But thankfully I've been looked after well off the field."

Source: New Zealand Herald September 26, 2016 19:41 UTC