Midfielder Keira Walsh recently joined the elite group of centurions after earning her 100th cap for the Lionesses during the match against Spain. This milestone prompts a look at the players who have represented England the most throughout the history of the women's national team.

Fara Williams currently sits atop the list, having amassed an incredible 172 international appearances across an 18-year career that spanned three World Cups. Just behind her is fellow midfielder Jill Scott, who retired with a total of 161 caps to her name for the Lionesses.

Williams and Scott stand alone as the only two women to have surpassed the 150-appearance mark for the national side. Defender Lucy Bronze remains the closest active player trying to chase that immense record, having just collected her 146th appearance against Spain.

Alex Greenwood, another key defender for the team, also features high on the all-time list, having featured 108 times for England. These figures demonstrate the incredible longevity required to reach the absolute peak of international football representation.