Rangers will take on Glasgow rivals Celtic at 12 noon as they look to keep pace at the top of the SWPL standings with a positive result.
Speaking to RangersTV to preview the second meeting between the sides this season, she said: “We are really looking forward to it, as we do every game.
“We know that we want to put things right from the previous game against them and we have been working really hard in training and the last few games we have had some positive results and good performances so we are looking forward to the weekend.
“The games you really want to be a part of? Of course they are but we look forward to every game and every opportunity to put on the shirt and play for this club.
“We will just look forward to it and we can't wait to play.”
“It is massive for us; we have got a good run of games coming and our squad we are getting some numbers back in training which is good for us.
“We are going to need everybody going forward and I just think we are ready for the challenge.”
The Light Blues have been in fine form in front of goal of late, scoring 18 goals in their last two outings and the striker says the team are getting back into good habits with their play.
She added: “Three points will be massive for us at the weekend.
“That is what we try to get out of every game, we were disappointed to drop points in the previous two games against the top three so we are really looking forward to that.
“Getting back into good habits? I think we are, we really played well last weekend on Saturday and hopefully we can build on that and have another good week of training in the build-up to the weekend.
“We have obviously scored quite a lot of goals but the goals are coming from everywhere at the minute, which is good.
“We have been more fluid going forward and counter pressing really well and trying to make chances from that, we got a goal from that at the weekend so that was good to see things that we have worked on in training coming out in the games.”