List of women's footballers with 100 or more international caps

This list summarizes women's association football players with 100 or more international appearances.

For men's footballers, see List of men's footballers with 100 or more international caps.

Christine Sinclair of Canada is currently the most capped active women player with 296 caps in international football.

Kristine Lilly of United States is the all-time highest international capped player with 354 caps.

As of 11 March 2020, a total of 342 females have played 100 or more international matches for their respective nations. The all-time leader in senior caps, Kristine Lilly of the United States, had 354 caps and retired from international football on 6 January 2011.[1][2] Lilly is also fourth highest goal scorer in international football with 130 goals.[1] The current active most capped women international football player is Christine Sinclair of Canada with 296 caps.[3] Sinclair is also the leading active goal scorer in women international football with 186 goals.[4]

Two American players, Kristine Lilly and Christie Pearce, have 300 or more caps. Nineteen players — nine of them American, two from Canada, China and Sweden, and one each from Denmark, Germany, Japan and Scotland — have 200 or more caps.

FIFA criteria

FIFA recognises only matches played within the FIFA World Cup (including qualifying competitions), continental competitions (including qualifiers), friendly matches between senior national teams and Olympic final and qualifying matches played up to and including 1960 (with certain exceptions) as international "A" matches. This affects some players who were formerly included in FIFA's 'Century Club'. Therefore, the records established by the associations with regard to these players may differ from the FIFA Century Club.

Caps

The names of currently active players are in bold.

As of 11 March 2020.

	Indicates the most-capped player of the respective confederation.
	Indicates the most-capped player of the respective nation.

Footballers with 200 or more caps

Rank	Name	Nation	Confederation	Caps	First cap	Last cap
1	Kristine Lilly	United States	CONCACAF	354[5]	3 August 1987	5 November 2010
2	Christie Pearce	United States	CONCACAF	311[6]	28 February 1997	20 September 2015
3	Christine Sinclair	Canada	CONCACAF	296[7]	12 March 2000	10 March 2020
4	Carli Lloyd	United States	CONCACAF	294[8]	10 July 2005	11 March 2020
5	Mia Hamm	United States	CONCACAF	276[2]	3 August 1987	8 December 2004
6	Julie Foudy	United States	CONCACAF	274[2]	29 July 1988	8 December 2004
7	Abby Wambach	United States	CONCACAF	255[9]	9 September 2001	16 December 2015
8	Joy Fawcett	United States	CONCACAF	241[2]	3 August 1987	26 August 2004
9	Heather O'Reilly	United States	CONCACAF	231[10]	1 March 2002	15 September 2016
10	Pu Wei	China PR	AFC	219	1997	15 February 2014
11	Birgit Prinz	Germany	UEFA	214	27 July 1994	9 July 2011
=	Therese Sjögran	Sweden	UEFA	214[11]	30 October 1997	20 June 2015
13	Katrine Pedersen	Denmark	UEFA	210[12]	14 September 1994	25 July 2013
14	Tiffeny Milbrett	United States	CONCACAF	206[2]	4 August 1991	23 October 2005
=	Diana Matheson	Canada	CONCACAF	206[13]	18 March 2003	10 March 2020
16	Homare Sawa	Japan	AFC	205[14]	6 December 1993	5 July 2015
17	Caroline Seger	Sweden	UEFA	204[15]	9 March 2005	10 March 2020
18	Gemma Fay	Scotland	UEFA	203[16]	1998	27 July 2017
19	Hope Solo	United States	CONCACAF	202	5 April 2000	12 August 2016
20	Kate Markgraf	United States	CONCACAF	201[17]	26 April 1998	17 July 2010
21	Li Jie	China PR	AFC	200[17]	1997	2008

Footballers with 100 or more caps

Name	Nation	Confederation	Caps	First cap	Last cap
Sophie Schmidt	Canada	CONCACAF	199[18]	19 April 2005	10 March 2020
Sandrine Soubeyrand	France	UEFA	198[19]	12 April 1997	22 July 2013
Formiga	Brazil	CONMEBOL	198[20]	11 April 1995	10 March 2020
Patrizia Panico	Italy	UEFA	196[17]	8 April 1996	27 November 2014
Shannon Boxx	United States	CONCACAF	195[21]	1 September 2003	21 October 2015
Brandi Chastain	United States	CONCACAF	192[17]	1 June 1988	8 December 2004
Fan Yunjie	China PR	AFC	192[17]	1992	2004
Élise Bussaglia	France	UEFA	192[22]	2003	28 June 2019
Kerstin Stegemann	Germany	UEFA	191[23]	13 April 1995	2009
Joanne Love	Scotland	UEFA	191[24]	1 March 2002	8 April 2019
Hege Riise	Norway	UEFA	188[25]	23 July 1990	27 May 2004
Han Duan	China PR	AFC	188	2000	2011
Laura Georges	France	UEFA	188[26]	26 September 2001	6 April 2018
Lotta Schelin	Sweden	UEFA	185[27]	16 March 2004	29 July 2017
Solveig Gulbrandsen	Norway	UEFA	183[25]	17 June 1998	22 June 2015
Camille Abily	France	UEFA	183[28]	2001	2017
Zhao Lihong	China PR	AFC	182[17]	1992	2003
Nilla Fischer	Sweden	UEFA	182[29]	12 January 2001	6 July 2019
Rhian Wilkinson	Canada	CONCACAF	181[30]	26 April 2003	4 February 2017
Sherida Spitse[31]	Netherlands	UEFA	178[32]	31 August 2006	10 March 2020
Shannon MacMillan	United States	CONCACAF	177[2]	7 July 1993	23 October 2005
Becky Sauerbrunn	United States	CONCACAF	177	16 January 2008	11 March 2020
Briana Scurry	United States	CONCACAF	175[2]	16 March 1994	5 November 2008
Ariane Hingst	Germany	UEFA	174[33]	27 August 1996	5 July 2011
Liu Ailing	China PR	AFC	173[17]	1987	2001
Bente Nordby	Norway	UEFA	172[25]	30 August 1991	27 October 2007
Carla Overbeck	United States	CONCACAF	170[2]	1 June 1988	2000
Fara Williams	England	UEFA	170	24 November 2001	4 March 2018
Eugénie Le Sommer[34]	France	UEFA	170[35]	12 February 2009	10 March 2020
Janine Van Wyk[36]	South Africa	CAF	169	3 December 2005	17 June 2019
Alex Morgan[37]	United States	CONCACAF	169	31 March 2010	7 July 2019
Hedvig Lindahl	Sweden	UEFA	169[38]	25 January 2002	7 November 2019
Tobin Heath	United States	CONCACAF	168	18 January 2008	11 March 2020
Megan Rapinoe[39]	United States	CONCACAF	168	23 July 2006	11 March 2020
Victoria Svensson	Sweden	UEFA	166	9 October 1996	4 September 2009
Wen Lirong	China PR	AFC	163[17]	1987	2001
Sun Wen	China PR	AFC	163[17]	1990	2001
Gaëtane Thiney	France	UEFA	163[40]	2007	9 November 2019
Wang Liping	China PR	AFC	162[17]	1992	2004
Aya Miyama	Japan	AFC	162[41]	19 March 2003	2016
Trine Rønning	Norway	UEFA	162[25]	23 October 1999	9 March 2016
Cindy Parlow	United States	CONCACAF	158	1996	2004
Anja Mittag	Germany	UEFA	158[42]	2004	2017
Kristin Bengtsson	Sweden	UEFA	157	26 February 1991	1 November 2005
Annemieke Griffioen	Netherlands	UEFA	156	1995	2011
Sonia Bompastor	France	UEFA	156[43]	2000	2012
Noko Matlou	South Africa	CAF	156	2006	17 June 2019
Desiree Scott	Canada	CONCACAF	156[44]	24 February 2010	10 March 2020
Tatiana Zorri	Italy	UEFA	155	1994	2010
Bettina Wiegmann	Germany	UEFA	154[45]	1989	2003
Bi Yan	China PR	AFC	154	2004	2011
Marta	Brazil	CONMEBOL	154	19 November 2002	10 March 2020
Carolina Morace	Italy	UEFA	153	1980	1996
Michelle Akers	United States	CONCACAF	153[2]	18 August 1985	24 August 2000
Johanna Rasmussen	Denmark	UEFA	153[46]	17 October 2002	30 August 2018
Linda Medalen	Norway	UEFA	152[25]	7 October 1987	23 October 1999
Ma Xiaoxu	China PR	AFC	152	2005	2016
Heidi Støre	Norway	UEFA	151[25]	10 July 1980	6 July 1997
Malin Andersson	Sweden	UEFA	151	4 May 1994	24 September 2005
Cheryl Salisbury	Australia	OFC/AFC	151	20 April 1994	31 January 2009
Ria Percival[47]	New Zealand	OFC	151[48]	14 November 2006	10 March 2020
Lisa De Vanna	Australia	OFC/AFC	150	18 February 2004	18 June 2019
Renate Lingor	Germany	UEFA	149[49]	1995	2008
Mpumi Nyandeni	South Africa	CAF	149	2002	2019
Zhang Rui	China PR	AFC	149	2009	25 June 2019
Sarah Bouhaddi	France	UEFA	149[50]	2004	4 March 2020
Jill Scott	England	UEFA	149	31 August 2006	11 March 2020
Maren Mjelde	Norway	UEFA	148[25]	27 October 2007	10 March 2020
Sandra Minnert	Germany	UEFA	147[51]	1992	2007
Cristiane	Brazil	CONMEBOL	147[52]	3 August 2003	10 March 2020
Pia Sundhage	Sweden	UEFA	146	15 June 1975	25 July 1996
Nadine Angerer	Germany	UEFA	146[53]	27 August 1996	4 July 2015
Dyanne Bito	Netherlands	UEFA	146[54]	14 October 2000	2015
Carla Couto	Portugal	UEFA	145	1993	2012
Louisa Cadamuro	France	UEFA	145[55]	2005	2016
Sanne Troelsgaard Nielsen	Denmark	UEFA	145[56]	10 March 2008	10 March 2020
Doris Fitschen	Germany	UEFA	144[57]	1986	2001
Svetlana Petko	Soviet Union/ Russia	UEFA	144[17]	1985	2005
Ingvild Stensland	Norway	UEFA	144[25]	23 January 2003	7 June 2016
Karen Carney[58]	England	UEFA	144[59]	17 February 2005	6 July 2019
Waraporn Boonsing	Thailand	AFC	142	2009	20 June 2019
Marleen Wissink	Netherlands	UEFA	141[60]	1989	2006
Pauline Hamill	Scotland	UEFA	141[61]	1992	25 August 2010
Élodie Thomis	France	UEFA	141[62]	2005	2017
Abby Erceg[63]	New Zealand	OFC	141[64]	14 November 2006	20 June 2019
Alex Scott	England	UEFA	140	2004	2017
Kosovare Asllani	Sweden	UEFA	140[65]	27 September 2008	10 March 2020
Daphne Koster	Netherlands	UEFA	139	1997	2013
Shinobu Ohno	Japan	AFC	139[66]	2003	2016
Wang Shanshan	China PR	AFC	139	2012	13 February 2020
Natalia Chatzigiannidou	Greece	UEFA	139	1997	5 March 2020
Ingrid Hjelmseth	Norway	UEFA	138[25]	23 January 2003	3 September 2019
Christen Press	United States	CONCACAF	138	2013	11 March 2020
Annike Krahn	Germany	UEFA	137[67]	28 January 2005	19 August 2016
Heather Mitts	United States	CONCACAF	137	1999	2012
Kim Little	Scotland	UEFA	137[68]	14 February 2007	30 August 2019
Merete Pedersen	Denmark	UEFA	136[69]	11 March 1993	11 March 2011
Manon Melis	Netherlands	UEFA	136[70]	2004	2016
Cat Whitehill	United States	CONCACAF	135	6 July 2000	31 March 2010
Ali Riley	New Zealand	OFC	135	2007	10 March 2020
Tisha Venturini	United States	CONCACAF	134[2]	1992	2000
Emma Byrne	Republic of Ireland	UEFA	134	1996	2017
Lisa Dahlkvist	Sweden	UEFA	134[71]	12 February 2008	29 July 2017
Unni Lehn	Norway	UEFA	133[25]	31 August 1996	14 July 2007
Sandra Smisek	Germany	UEFA	133[72]	1995	2008
Liu Huana	China PR	AFC	133	–	2011
Katrín Jónsdóttir	Iceland	UEFA	133	9 May 1994	2013
Leanne Ross	Scotland	UEFA	133[73]	2006	27 July 2017
Alessia Tuttino	Italy	UEFA	133	2002	16 February 2016
Isabell Herlovsen	Norway	UEFA	133[25]	11 March 2005	8 October 2019
Theresa Eslund	Denmark	UEFA	133[74]	5 March 2008	7 March 2020
Liu Ying	China PR	AFC	132	–	2004
Andrea Neil	Canada	CONCACAF	132[75]	19 April 1991	15 September 2007
Lauren Holiday	United States	CONCACAF	132	26 January 2007	25 October 2015
Brittany Baxter	Canada	CONCACAF	132[76]	9 April 2002	26 November 2014
Sara Thunebro	Sweden	UEFA	132	30 January 2004	17 June 2015
Edite Fernandes	Portugal	UEFA	132	1998	2016
Yūki Nagasato	Japan	AFC	132[77]	2002	2016
Line Røddik Hansen	Denmark	UEFA	132[78]	25 February 2006	19 September 2017
Nothando Vilakazi	South Africa	CAF	132	2007	17 June 2019
Sara Björk Gunnarsdóttir	Iceland	UEFA	132	2007	10 March 2020
Jane Ross	Scotland	UEFA	132[79]	10 March 2009	10 March 2020
Aly Wagner	United States	CONCACAF	131	1998	2009
Kelley O'Hara	United States	CONCACAF	131	2010	11 March 2020
Hanna Ljungberg	Sweden	UEFA	130	2 June 1996	20 July 2008
Kerstin Garefrekes	Germany	UEFA	130[67]	17 November 2001	9 July 2011
Laura Kalmari	Finland	UEFA	130[80]	11 March 1996	2011
Megan Sneddon	Scotland	UEFA	130[81]	2002	17 September 2014
Heather Garriock	Australia	OFC/AFC	130	28 October 1999	2015
Charmaine Hooper	Canada	CONCACAF	129[82]	7 July 1986	30 July 2006
Rachel Yankey	England	UEFA	129	23 August 1997	2015
Martina Moser[83]	Switzerland	UEFA	129[84]	20 August 2005	2017
Casey Stoney	England	UEFA	129	2000	2017
Amy Rodriguez	United States	CONCACAF	129	11 March 2005	8 June 2018
Cláudia Neto	Portugal	UEFA	129	2006	10 March 2020
Jennifer Beattie	Scotland	UEFA	128[85]	5 March 2008	30 August 2019
Tatiana Skotnikova	Russia	UEFA	127	2003	2011
Caroline Abbé[83]	Switzerland	UEFA	127[86]	25 February 2006	2017
Silke Rottenberg	Germany	UEFA	126[87]	1993	2008
Karolina Westberg	Sweden	UEFA	126	21 May 1997	20 July 2008
Lindsay Tarpley	United States	CONCACAF	126	12 January 2003	2011
Kozue Ando	Japan	AFC	126[88]	1999	2015
Cho So-hyun	South Korea	AFC	126	2007	6 October 2019
Anna Westerlund	Finland	UEFA	126[80]	2007	11 March 2020
Martina Voss	Germany	UEFA	125[89]	3 October 1984	2000
Melissa Tancredi	Canada	CONCACAF	125[90]	26 February 2004	4 February 2017
Amber Hearn	New Zealand	OFC	125	2005	2017
Katie Duncan	New Zealand	OFC	125	2005	20 June 2019
Loes Geurts	Netherlands	UEFA	125	2005	7 March 2020
Natalia Barbachina	Russia	UEFA	124[17]	1990	2011
Portia Modise[91]	South Africa	CAF	124	2000	2015
Lara Dickenmann	Switzerland	UEFA	124	2002	2017
Mizuho Sakaguchi	Japan	AFC	124[92]	2006	11 November 2018
Margrét Lára Viðarsdóttir	Iceland	UEFA	124	2003	8 October 2019
Clare Polkinghorne	Australia	AFC	124	2006	6 March 2020
Elise Thorsnes	Norway	UEFA	124[25]	10 May 2006	10 March 2020
Annalie Longo	New Zealand	OFC	124	2006	10 March 2020
Ri Kum-Suk	North Korea	AFC	123[17]	20 June 1999	2009
Anita Pádár	Hungary	UEFA	123	1995	2015
Melanie Behringer	Germany	UEFA	123[93]	2005	2016
Ifeoma Dieke	Scotland	UEFA	123[94]	2004	27 July 2017
Marie-Laure Delie	France	UEFA	123[95]	2009	2017
Ji So-yun	South Korea	AFC	123	2006	9 February 2020
Wu Haiyan	China PR	AFC	123	2012	13 February 2020
Ana Borges	Portugal	UEFA	123	2009	10 March 2020
Azusa Iwashimizu	Japan	AFC	122[96]	18 February 2006	2016
Gu Yasha	China PR	AFC	122	2005	7 November 2019
Corinne Diacre	France	UEFA	121[97]	9 March 1993	2005
Julie Fleeting	Scotland	UEFA	121[98]	1996	8 February 2015
Cathrine Paaske-Sørensen	Denmark	UEFA	121[99]	14 March 2000	7 October 2010
Brit Sandaune	Norway	UEFA	120	20 March 1995	16 November 2003
Irina Grigorieva	Soviet Union/ Russia	UEFA	120[17]	1985	2005
Hanna Marklund	Sweden	UEFA	120	30 August 1997	28 November 2007
Lorrie Fair	United States	CONCACAF	120[17]	1996	2008
Sanna Valkonen	Finland	UEFA	120[80]	1995	2010
Linda Sembrant	Sweden	UEFA	120[65]	12 February 2008	8 October 2019
Wendie Renard	France	UEFA	120[100]	2011	7 March 2020
Steph Houghton	England	UEFA	120	8 March 2007	11 March 2020
Carin Jennings-Gabarra	United States	CONCACAF	119[2]	5 July 1987	1 August 1996
Antonella Carta	Italy	UEFA	119	1984	1999
Gillian Coultard	England	UEFA	119[17]	1981	13 May 2000
Hiromi Ikeda	Japan	AFC	119[17]	1997	2011
Katrine Veje	Denmark	UEFA	119[101]	22 July 2009	3 September 2019
Ana-Maria Crnogorčević	Switzerland	UEFA	119	2009	10 March 2020
Pernille Harder	Denmark	UEFA	119[102]	24 October 2009	10 March 2020
Betsy Hassett	New Zealand	OFC	119	2008	10 March 2020
Anne Eggers Nielsen	Denmark	UEFA	118[103]	15 August 1993	28 November 2007
Ho Sun-hui	North Korea	AFC	118[17]	2003	2009
Jessica Julin	Finland	UEFA	118[80]	10 March 1997	3 September 2009
Anne Mäkinen	Finland	UEFA	118[80]	8 June 1991	3 September 2009
Erin McLeod[104]	Canada	CONCACAF	118[105]	3 March 2002	8 April 2019
Babett Peter	Germany	UEFA	118[106]	2006	2018
Carole Costa	Portugal	UEFA	118	2008	10 March 2020
Marina Burakova	Soviet Union/ Russia	UEFA	117[17]	1985	2004
Rhonda Jones	Scotland	UEFA	117[107]	1998	7 April 2013
Duangnapa Sritala	Thailand	AFC	117	2008	2019
Maribel Domínguez	Mexico	CONCACAF	116	1998	2016
Kim Jung-mi	South Korea	AFC	116	2003	9 April 2019
Li Ying	China PR	AFC	116	2012	13 February 2020
Rachel Corsie	Scotland	UEFA	116[108]	5 March 2009	10 March 2020
Stéphanie Mugneret-Béghé	France	UEFA	115[109]	1992	2005
Sun Qingmei	China PR	AFC	115	1984	1997
Pitsamai Sornsai	Thailand	AFC	115	2005	20 June 2019
Liu Shanshan	China PR	AFC	115	2012	10 November 2019
Dolores Silva	Portugal	UEFA	115	2009	10 March 2020
Tomoe Kato	Japan	AFC	114	1997	2008
Candace Chapman	Canada	CONCACAF	114[110]	1 March 2002	9 August 2012
Kelly Smith	England	UEFA	114	1995	2014
Melania Gabbiadini	Italy	UEFA	114	2003	25 July 2017
Dóra María Lárusdóttir	Iceland	UEFA	114	2003	2017
Lou Jiahui	China PR	AFC	114	2008	13 June 2019
Rumi Utsugi	Japan	AFC	113[111]	2005	2 June 2019
Malin Moström	Sweden	UEFA	113	26 July 1998	24 September 2006
Randee Hermus	Canada	CONCACAF	113[112]	12 March 2000	9 August 2008
Rachel Buehler	United States	CONCACAF	113	5 March 2008	2015
Jess Fishlock	Wales	UEFA	113	2006	5 March 2019
Aya Sameshima	Japan	AFC	113[113]	2008	25 June 2019
Lieke Martens	Netherlands	UEFA	113[114]	2011	10 March 2020
Hallbera Guðný Gísladóttir	Iceland	UEFA	113	2008	10 March 2020
Elisabeth Leidinge	Sweden	UEFA	112	27 July 1974	13 June 1995
Marinette Pichon	France	UEFA	112[115]	1994	2006
Tiffany Roberts	United States	CONCACAF	112[2]	1994	2009
Sara Larsson	Sweden	UEFA	112	8 September 2000	15 September 2012
Rosana	Brazil	CONMEBOL	112[116]	25 June 2000	2015
Hólmfríður Magnúsdóttir	Iceland	UEFA	112	2003	2017
Elise Kellond-Knight	Australia	AFC	112	2007	6 March 2020
Sofia Jakobsson	Sweden	UEFA	113[65]	17 May 2011	10 March 2020
Sara Gama	Italy	UEFA	112	2006	7 March 2020
Saki Kumagai	Japan	AFC	112[117]	2008	11 March 2020
Hoda Lattaf	France	UEFA	111[118]	1997	2008
Giorgia Brenzan	Italy	UEFA	111	1987	1992
Silvia Neid	Germany	UEFA	111[119]	1982	1996
Lena Videkull	Sweden	UEFA	111	12 May 1984	31 August 1996
Ann Kristin Aarønes	Norway	UEFA	111[25]	2 September 1990	23 October 1999
Maria Lazarou	Greece	UEFA	111[17]	1991	2004
Steffi Jones	Germany	UEFA	111[120]	3 July 1993	26 March 2007
Maria Makowska	Poland	UEFA	111	1986	2008
Guadalupe Worbis	Mexico	CONCACAF	111	2004	2013
Célia Šašić[121]	Germany	UEFA	111[122]	28 January 2005	4 July 2015
Aline Zeler	Belgium	UEFA	111[123]	2005	2018
Elisabetta Vignotto	Italy	UEFA	110	19 September 1970	15 November 1989
Gunn Nyborg	Norway	UEFA	110[25]	7 July 1978	10 October 1992
Joanne Peters	Australia	OFC/AFC	110[17]	1996	7 February 2009
Femke Maes	Belgium	UEFA	110[17]	6 March 1996	2010
Karina LeBlanc	Canada	CONCACAF	110[124]	21 July 1998	13 January 2015
Lyudmyla Pekur	Ukraine	UEFA	110	1997	2016
Katrin Loo	Estonia	UEFA	110	2008	9 March 2020
Rosie White	New Zealand	OFC	110[125]	2009	10 March 2020
Fanndís Friðriksdóttir	Iceland	UEFA	110	2009	10 March 2020
Jane Törnqvist	Sweden	UEFA	109	30 August 1995	18 July 2006
Lene Jensen	Denmark	UEFA	109[126]	7 September 1996	1 April 2010
Angela Hucles	United States	CONCACAF	109	27 April 2002	2009
Refiloe Jane	South Africa	CAF	109	2012	10 November 2019
Þóra Björg Helgadóttir	Iceland	UEFA	108	1998	2014
Nina Burger	Austria	UEFA	108	2005	2019
Tuija Hyyrynen	Finland	UEFA	108[80]	2007	12 November 2019
Ramona Bachmann	Switzerland	UEFA	108	2007	10 March 2020
Ane Stangeland Horpestad	Norway	UEFA	107[25]	12 May 1999	2 October 2008
Mariann Gajhede Knudsen	Denmark	UEFA	107[127]	5 October 2003	26 November 2015
Kaire Palmaru[128]	Estonia	UEFA	107	2001	7 November 2019
Ali Krieger	United States	CONCACAF	107	16 January 2008	9 February 2020
Alexandra Popp	Germany	UEFA	107[129]	2010	4 March 2020
Kristine Minde	Norway	UEFA	107	6 July 2011	10 March 2020
Julie Nelson	Northern Ireland	UEFA	107	2004	10 March 2020
Sylvia Smit	Netherlands	UEFA	106[130]	2004	2013
Lori Chalupny[131]	United States	CONCACAF	106	7 March 2001	25 October 2015
Lena Goeßling	Germany	UEFA	106[132]	2008	12 June 2019
Pikul Khueanpet	Thailand	AFC	106	2009	10 February 2020
Loren Dykes	Wales	UEFA	106	2007	6 March 2020
Gro Espeseth	Norway	UEFA	105[25]	2 March 1991	28 September 2000
Lene Terp	Denmark	UEFA	105[133]	9 March 1993	25 May 2003
Ciara Grant	Republic of Ireland	UEFA	105	1995	2012
Anna-Kaisa Rantanen	Finland	UEFA	105[80]	6 July 1996	27 October 2011
Mamello Makhabane	South Africa	CAF	105	2005	9 November 2019
Kethy Õunpuu	Estonia	UEFA	105	2008	9 March 2020
Heidi Mohr	Germany	UEFA	104[134]	19 May 1984	29 September 1996
Sarina Wiegman	Netherlands	UEFA	104	23 May 1987	2001
Juana López	Mexico	CONCACAF	104	1993	2011
Suzanne Grant	Scotland	UEFA	104[135]	29 November 2000	7 April 2013
Kirsty Yallop	New Zealand	OFC	104	2004	2017
Amanda Dlamini	South Africa	CAF	104	2007	2017
Agnieszka Winczo	Poland	UEFA	104	2004	12 November 2019
Daniëlle van de Donk	Netherlands	UEFA	104	15 December 2010	7 March 2020
Nanna Christiansen	Denmark	UEFA	104	4 March 2009	10 March 2020
Ashley Hutton	Northern Ireland	UEFA	104	5 March 2005	10 March 2020
Crystal Dunn	United States	CONCACAF	104	13 February 2013	11 March 2020
Bai Jie	China PR	AFC	103	1997	2003
Edda Garðarsdóttir	Iceland	UEFA	103	1999	2013
Sanna Talonen	Finland	UEFA	103[80]	2004	2014
Kwon Hah-nul	South Korea	AFC	103	2006	2016
Anouk Hoogendijk	Netherlands	UEFA	103[136]	2004	2017
Simone Laudehr	Germany	UEFA	103[137]	2007	2017
Rakel Hönnudóttir	Iceland	UEFA	103	5 March 2008	7 March 2020
Janice Cayman	Belgium	UEFA	103	5 May 2007	10 March 2020
Tamires	Brazil	CONMEBOL	103	22 September 2013	10 March 2020
Hayley Lauder	Scotland	UEFA	103	26 February 2010	10 March 2020
Anissa Tann-Darby	Australia	OFC	102	1 June 1988	2002
Pia Wunderlich	Germany	UEFA	102[138]	1993	2006
Amy Walsh	Canada	CONCACAF	102[139]	19 July 1998	12 March 2009
Paula Cristina	Portugal	UEFA	102	15 June 1995	2010
Rachel Unitt	England	UEFA	102	2000	2013
Eniola Aluko	England	UEFA	102	2004	2016
Áine O'Gorman	Republic of Ireland	UEFA	102	2006	11 March 2020
Linda Sällström	Finland	UEFA	102	31 May 2007	11 March 2020
Julie Ertz	United States	CONCACAF	102	9 February 2013	11 March 2020
Maureen Mmadu	Nigeria	CAF	101	1993	2011
Luz Saucedo	Mexico	CONCACAF	101	2003	2012
Martina Müller	Germany	UEFA	101[140]	2000	2012
Kaylyn Kyle	Canada	CONCACAF	101[141]	16 January 2008	27 June 2015
Saskia Bartusiak	Germany	UEFA	101[142]	2007	2016
Jeon Ga-eul	South Korea	AFC	101	2007	6 April 2019
Wang Shuang	China PR	AFC	101	12 January 2013	10 November 2019
Kadeisha Buchanan	Canada	CONCACAF	101[143]	12 January 2013	4 March 2020
Sarah Puntigam	Austria	UEFA	101	4 March 2009	10 March 2020
Katri Mattsson	Finland	UEFA	100[80]	1999	2015
Petra Hogewoning	Netherlands	UEFA	100[144]	2004	2015
Yukari Kinga	Japan	AFC	100[145]	2005	2016
Elena Morozova	Russia	UEFA	100	7 September 2005	6 December 2018
Leandra Smeda	South Africa	CAF	100	2012	10 November 2019
Sarah Gregorius	New Zealand	OFC	100	29 September 2010	4 March 2020

Most women with 100 or more caps by country

As of 11 March 2020.

Number	Nation	Confederation
40	United States	CONCACAF
26	Germany	UEFA
23	China PR	AFC
22	Sweden	UEFA
18	Norway	UEFA
16	Canada	CONCACAF
	France	UEFA
14	Denmark	UEFA
	Scotland	UEFA
13	Japan	AFC
	Netherlands	UEFA
11	England	UEFA
10	Finland	UEFA
	Iceland	UEFA
	New Zealand	OFC
9	Italy	UEFA
	South Africa	CAF
7	Australia	OFC through 2005 AFC 2006–present
	Portugal	UEFA
	Soviet Union/ Russia	UEFA
5	Brazil	CONMEBOL
	South Korea	AFC
	Switzerland	UEFA
4	Mexico	CONCACAF
	Thailand	AFC
3	Belgium	UEFA
	Estonia	UEFA
	Republic of Ireland	UEFA
2	Austria	UEFA
	Greece	UEFA
	Northern Ireland	UEFA
	North Korea	AFC
	Poland	UEFA
	Wales	UEFA
1	Hungary	UEFA
	Nigeria	CAF
	Ukraine	UEFA
342	37	FIFA

Most women with 100 or more caps by Confederations

As of 11 March 2020.

Footballers	Confederation
203	UEFA
60	CONCACAF
54	AFC
10	CAF
	OFC
5	CONMEBOL
342	Total

See also

• List of footballers with the most official appearances
• List of women's footballers with 100 or more international goals
• List of men's footballers with 50 or more international goals
• List of men's footballers with 500 or more goals

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External links

• FIFA Century Club (women) updated 9 February 2011