Cristiano Ronaldo will captain Portugal at the Dragão Stadium against Northern Ireland on Tuesday night in what will be the Real Madrid attacker's 100th cap.
Since making his debut in a friendly with Kazakhstan as an 18-year-old in 2003, Ronaldo has played at three European Championships and two World Cups under coaches Luiz Felipe Scolari, Carlos Queiroz and Paulo Bento.
He has scored 37 goals for his country in those nine years, with eight of them coming at either of the two major international tournaments the Portuguese have competed in.
Ronaldo is now behind only Luis Figo (127 caps) and Fernando Couto (110) in Portugal's all-time appearance list.
One of the most complete players in football, we toast the would-be centurion with a gallery of some of his most memorable moments with the Selecção.
