Reading forward Natasha Harding says becoming the latest Welsh footballer to win 100 caps "means everything", but insists there will be no time for celebrations until the job is done in their latest World Cup qualifier.
Wales take on Kazakhstan at the Astana Arena on Tuesday night, and Harding is poised to become the latest Welsh star to reach a century of international appearances. She follows on from Jess Fishlock, Chris Gunter, Gareth Bale, Wayne Hennessey, Helen Ward, Loren Dykes and Sophie Ingle in joining the Welsh 100 Club.
Commenting on her potential achievement, the 33-year-old said: “This means everything to me, to put your name in the history books and as an openly gay women to do that, it’s amazing.