
Rangers and Celtic Women both recorded their third straight win in the ScottishPower SWPL.
Celtic 2-0 Hibernian
Glasgow City 7-0 Spartans
Montrose 1-3 Motherwell
Aberdeen 0-3 Partick Thistle
Hearts 0-3 Rangers
Celtic struck Hibernian with two goals in just over a minute before halftime, changing the tone of the game. Chloe Craig converted a chance created by Kelly Clark, Izzy Fisher finished confidently after a defensive error.
Glasgow City led Spartans by three goals at halftime in the SWPL clash. Lisa Forrest added a swift brace to Kelly Brady’s opener. Forrest later completed her hat-trick. Abi Harrison, an own goal, and Emily Whelan added late goals.
Abby Robinson netted for Partick Thistle after a corner was only partially cleared by Aberdeen, and before the interval the advantage was doubled by a Sophie Townsley strike into the far top corner. Imogen Longcake wrapped up the scoring with Thistle’s third goal midway through the second half.
Motherwell went two up over hosts Montrose with goals in quick succession from Cara Boyce and Sophie Rutherford. Lucy Ronald made it 3-0 on the hour mark, with Kaela McDonald-Nguah replying from the penalty spot.
Rangers are top on goal difference with three goals against reigning champions Hearts. Laura Berry and Bailey Collins put them 2-0 up, and although Kayla Jardine hit the bar in response, Berry’s second goal after the break sealed the points.

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Renfrew 0-7 Queen’s Park
Boroughmuir Thistle 3-0 Kilmarnock
Gartcairn 3-4 Hamilton Academical
Falkirk 2-0 Livingston
St Johnstone 3-4 Dundee United
Boroughmuir Thistle are the only side with three straight wins after as many goals against Kilmarnock.
Hamilton Academical edged a seven-goal thriller at Gartcairn, led by a Josephine Giard hat-trick.
Dundee United were away to St Johnstone, but Nicola Jameison secured a winner after they trailed 3-1.
Queen’s Park scored seven goals all their own at Renfrew, while Falkirk beat Livingston with the visitors having a player sent off in the latter stages.
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