With Mike Brown set to break Harlequins’ all-time appearance record on Saturday when he runs out in the famous Quins jersey for the 308th time, we look back at the England international’s most memorable European campaigns. 2006/07: Brown wasted no time in making his presence felt on the European stage with 19 points in his second continental appearance – in the Challenge Cup win over Montpellier on October 28, 2006 – comprising three tries and two conversions. That is still his best match tally in Europe in terms of tries and points. 2008/09: The feisty full-back played in five of Harlequins’ Pool 4 games as they topped their European Cup group and scored all Quins’ points in the quarter-finals, where they were edged out 6-5 at Twickenham Stoop by eventual champions Leinster Rugby. 2010/11: This was arguably Brown’s most notable continental campaign as he collected his only European winners’ medal to date when Quins squeezed past Stade Français Paris 19-18 in the Challenge Cup final at Cardiff City Stadium. 2011/12: The 33-year-old's most prolific European campaign so far as he scored five tries and helped the London club reach the quarter-finals of the Challenge Cup before they lost 37-8 to eventual finalists RC Toulon at Stade Felix-Mayol. 2012/13: Brown played in every one of Quins’ seven European Cup ties this term, when they won all six of their Pool 3 games before going down 18-12 to Munster Rugby in the quarter-finals at Twickenham Stoop. 2013/14: The 72-cap international has made his name by stepping up when it matters and he did just that in Harlequins’ Challenge Cup quarter-final against Stade Français Paris with a try in a famous 29-6 away victory for the London club. 2015/16: This season brought another Challenge Cup final appearance for Brown, but this time he finished on the losing side as Quins succumbed 26-19 to Montpellier in Lyon. https://twitter.com/Harlequins/status/1081159800375910400 Harlequins head of rugby Paul Gustard paid a glowing tribute to the club’s experienced No.15 on their website. He said: “Mike Brown thoroughly deserves every accolade he gets for all the records he has broken at this club. He is a fierce competitor who simply loves playing for Quins and consistently delivers effort, tenacity and high levels of skill with and without the ball. His career here is already remarkable and I look forward to him going on to achieve even more great things with us.” Brown, who has scored 22 tries in his 72 European appearances across 13 seasons, will now aim to help Harlequins reach another Challenge Cup quarter-final this season. The London club currently lead Pool 5 by a point and next host Grenoble on Saturday January 12 at Twickenham Stoop.