The British and Irish Lions have opened the door to potentially organising a first ever women's tour, 130 years on from the men's team's maiden outing.
The Lions have been a staple in rugby union, not just across Great Britain and Ireland but the whole world. With 130 years of history, the men's squad has competed against some of the best team's in the sport's long history, enjoying some famous results on foreign soil.
And the chance for female players to finally wear the famous badge seems to be growing ever closer, after a recent study into organising the proposal returned positive results.
