Swansea City Ladies will be bidding to make history this weekend when they take on Caernarfon in the Welsh Premier League play-off.
For the winner of Sunday's clash at Haverfordwest will automatically reach the qualifying stages of next season's Women's Uefa Champions League.
The Swans topped the Southern Conference of the newly formed league with a 100 per cent record but will face their sternest test of the campaign against the Canaries who finished first in the Northern section.
Manager Ian Owen has already spoken of his hope that the possibility of Euro qualification will inspire more girls to take up the sport in Swansea (click HERE), while Caernarfon have had to change their plans in the week building up to the big game.
The north Wales side were under the impression that the tie would take place at Aberystwyth only to be told that it would be switched to Haverfordwest.
"We always had a big mountain to climb to get a result in this game - but the mountain just got bigger," said Caernarfon Town manager Keith Fearns.
"Victory in this game brings entry into the European Champions League as Wales champions, but the Cofis will probably have to do without the vocal support of their fans due to the distance to west Wales."
The team charged with bringing European football back to Swansea - Ian Owen introduces his Ladies team
Gemma Border (Goalkeeper)
A quality 'keeper who fills team with confidence and is a great shot stopper. She has been with the club since it was formed.
Kelly Melville (Defence)
Solid, reliable and a good organiser. Another player who has been with the club since it was formed.
Alicia Powe (Defence)
Vice Captain of the club who is extremely determined in defence. Recently gained her first full international Welsh cap in a friendly against Northern Ireland.
Tija Richardson (Defence)
Good in the air and a fierce competitor. Enjoying her first season with Swansea City Ladies.
Lisa Edwards (Defence)
Another reliable, tough tackling player within the ranks who has Wales honours at Under-19 level.
Rhiannon Summerfield (Defence)
A player with a great left foot who always works for the team.
Holly Vowles (Defence)
Solid team performer who has always been a part of the squad.
Natalie Ashford (Midfield)
Club skipper who is an experienced leader on and off the field. Another member who has been with the side since its formation.
Ella Walsh (Midfield)
Pacy wide player that makes intelligent runs.
Laura May Walkley (Midfield)
Dangerous attacking player who is excellent in one on one situations.
Rachel Rowe (Midfield)
All round talent with unlimited energy who has been capped by Wales Under-19's.
Sarah Adams (Midfield)
Wide player who delivers dangerous crosses.
Laura Davies (Midfield/Striker)
Solid, reliable and a good team player with a great touch.
Steph Turner (Midfield/Striker)
Intelligent footballer who is key to linking up play.
Ria Hughes (Midfield/Striker)
Another young player with genuine pace that continues to improve on a game-by-game basis.
Jodie Passmore (Striker)
Another Wales youth international who possesses great all round ability. Strikes the ball really well.
Lindsay Morgan (Striker)
Key member of the Swans' attack; opposition players struggle with her pace and she has scored some important goals.
Admission at Haverfordwest will cost £3 for adults but under-16's and senior citizens can gain free entry.
Swans fans will be able to watch highlights from the showpiece event on S4C's Sgorio programme at 10.05pm on Monday night.
Swansea City Ladies are always looking for new recruits - if you would be interested in joining up for 2010/11 you can contact team manager, Ian Owen, on 07817 072594 or by e-mailing fitc@fsmail.net.
