Rangers Women go clear at the top, Celtic and Hibs draw | OneFootball

Rangers Women go clear at the top, Celtic and Hibs draw | OneFootball

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·1 September 2024

Rangers Women go clear at the top, Celtic and Hibs draw

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Celtic drew 0-0 with Hibernian, (Photo: Colin Poultney/SWPL)

Rangers went clear at the top of the ScottishPower Women’s Premier League with another big win, after Celtic and Hibernian’s draw.


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Celtic 0-0 Hibernian Dundee United 0-10 Rangers Hearts 6-1 Motherwell Partick Thistle 2-2 Aberdeen Queen’s Park 0-3 Montrose Spartans 0-2 Glasgow City

Rangers hit double figures at Dundee United, Katie Wilkinson and Laura Berry each notching a hat-trick.

Celtic and Hibernian dropped points for the first time this season, when playing out a goalless draw on Friday evening. Murphy Agnew went closest to breaking the deadlock, hitting the Hibs’ woodwork.

Natalia Wróbel’s first half goal gave Glasgow City the lead at Spartans, Nicole Kozlova sealing the points with a second goal with six minutes left.

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Spartans tackle Glasgow City. (Photo: Colin Poultney/SWPL)

Hearts hit Motherwell 6-1 but the visitors’ Chelsie Watson had pulled it back early in the second half. However, Emma Brownlie then bagged a brace as a home win was secured.

Aberdeen’s Hannah Stewart struck early and Francesca Ogilvie put them two up, bef0re Emma Lawton and Carla Boyce hit back to rescue a draw for Partick Thistle in the last dozen minutes. Montrose grabbed their first win of the season with a 2-0 victory at Queen’s Park.

Montrose won 3-0 at Queen’s Park aided by a Louise Brown brace including a penalty after Hannah Cunningham was sent off.

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Ayr United 3-7 Livingston Boroughmuir Thistle 4-1 Rossvale Gartcairn 7-0 St.Johnstone Hamilton Academical 2-1 Kilmarnock

Livingston’s Kaitlyn Canavan netted four times in their progress at Ayr, Gartcairn also scored seven but without reply, Becky Galbraith bagged a brace as Boroughmuir went through, while Hamilton came from behind to knockout Kilmarnock.

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