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The 'trailblazers' of women's rugby
Back in 1991, the first ever Women's Rugby World Cup took place in Wales.
The final saw the United States triumph over England, and the Americans received a heroes welcome to the White House by President George Bush.
Two players from that first final - Kathy Flores of the United States and England's Gill Burns reminisce.
(Photo: England line-out against USA in the 1991 Women's Rugby World Cup, Credit: Tam Breckenridge)
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