The Light Blues take on leaders Glasgow City at Ibrox and currently sit two points behind the league leaders in second place in what is set to be an exciting end to the league season.
Speaking to RangersTV ahead of the final day the defender is hopeful of a great backing from the Gers support to help the side get over the line as they go in search of their second piece of silverware this season.
She said: “It would be massive just to get as many fans as possible, the women's game is constantly growing and there is no better place than Ibrox for our own home supporters to come out and support us. Having that bigger crowd to push us on would be massive for the girls, hopefully we see as many people as possible.
“It is going to be a great occasion hopefully, we are at Ibrox our home, so it is exciting for us, we know what it is at stake and it is hopefully it is going to be a really good day for the girls.
The captain is excited by the prospect of leading the side out at Ibrox for the first time in her career having missed out on the chance to do so back in September as she sat out the Champions League clash against Benfica through injury.
She continued: “It is the first time that I have played competitively at Ibrox so as a Rangers fan grown up it is something I have dreamed about, so hopefully it will be a really good day for the team and I, I just can't wait to get out there.
“The Benfica game was probably one of the toughest nights I have had since I have come back to the club just because it was a dream of mine to play at Ibrox, and in the Champions League as well for Rangers and I missed out. I remember sitting in the dugout that night and being so upset about missing it and just hoping that I would have another chance and Sunday will be a great chance to go out and enjoy it.”
The 28-year-old says they are treating the match like any other as they go in search of the three points required but knows results elsewhere will be in the back of their mind with goal difference potentially being the deciding factor.
She added: “The league has come down to the last day because all three teams are so close in head-to-head fixtures as well, I think it is going to be the same tomorrow, a really tight game.
“This week we are just trying to keep it normal, it is just another game where first and foremost we need to get three points, we have been preparing for it as we would for every other game. Obviously tomorrow we will see what happens but first and foremost we just need to get three points.
“It will be in the back of our minds, but we know the circumstances going into the game, we know that first and foremost to get European football we need to win so that has got to be our priority, then you have just got to hope that whatever happens in the other game suits us but the win is the first thing that we need to get.”
You can still purchase tickets for the clash at Ibrox HERE priced at just £1 for MyGers and Men’s Season Ticket Holders and free for children. General sale tickets are priced at £7 for adults and £3 for children. Women’s Season Tickets are valid for this match.
