Women's Euros: Most tournament appearances
By Ali Rampling
The Women's European Championships officially began in 1984, following two unsanctioned tournaments in 1969 and 1979.
The early renditions consisted of just four teams and took place every two years, before the four-year cycle came into play in 1997.
The competition has played host to some stalwarts of the women's game down the years, who have consistently graced the Euros tournament after tournament.
Let's take a look at who boasts the most appearances in Women's Euros history.
4 = Bettina Wiegmann (Germany) - 17
Bettina Wiegmann is the joint fourth all-time top appearance maker at the Euros, and joint seventh all-time top goal scorer.
The midfielder netted five times in 17 appearances across five tournaments between 1991 and 2001, scooping four winners' medals in the process as Germany stamped their dominance on European football.
4 = Katrine Pedersen (Denmark) - 17
Katrine Pedersen is Denmark's all-time top appearance maker, with 210 caps to her name. Seventeen of those came at the European Championships.
The defender appeared at four European Championships between 1997 and 2009, reaching the semi finals in 2001 and captaining her country at the finals in 2005 and 2009.
4 = Doris Fitschen (Germany/West Germany) - 17
Doris Fitschen is one of the most decorated German players of all time, collecting five Euros winner's medals between 1989 and 2001.
The midfielder was named player of the tournament at Euro 1989 aged just 20, as Germany stormed to their first piece of silverware. She featured at six consecutive European Championships prior to retiring in 2001 with 144 caps to her name.
3 - Patrizia Panico (Italy) - 19
Patrizia Panico made a career out of being an absolute goal machine, scoring 107 goals in 196 appearances for her country prior to her 2016 retirement.
She is Italy's all-time joint top scorer at the Euros, netting five goals in 19 appearances across five tournaments between 1997 and 2013. Panico also collected a runners' up medal in 1997.
2 - Solveig Gulbrandsen (Norway) - 20
Solveig Gulbrandsen is Norway's top appearance maker and top goal scorer at the European Championships, scoring five times in 20 outings across four tournaments between 2001 and 2013.
The midfielder is a two-time runner up at the Euros, scoring three times en route to the final in 2005 - including a famous brace against Sweden in the semi finals. She also missed a penalty in the 2013 final as Norway were again beaten by Germany.
1 - Birgit Prinz (Germany) - 23
European Championship icons don't come much bigger than Birgit Prinz. The Germany striker is the joint top goal scorer in Euros history, and outright top appearance maker at the championships, netting 10 goals in her 23 outings across five tournaments between 1995 and 2009.
She scooped a winner's medal at every single Euros tournament she attended as Germany enjoyed an astounding run of dominance during her era. Prinz was on the scoresheet in four of the five Euros finals that she played in: 1995, 1997, 2005 and 2009. A pretty decent career all round.