Celtic Women went top of the SWPL with a third straight win, which came with a 7-0 score line at Partick Thistle.
Partick Thistle 0-7 Celtic
Hamilton Academical 0-2 Hearts
Montrose 0-2 Aberdeen
Rangers 2-1 Motherwell
Celtic’s Amy Gallacher, Morgan Cross and Natalie Ross all netted in quick succession, the former pair also scored after the break with Momo Nakao and Maria McAneny the others on target.
Rangers had a narrow win over Motherwell, Brogan Hay eventually scoring after a double save by goalkeeper Rebecca Cameron and Kirsty Howat doubling the lead, Carla Boyce halving the deficit with 10 minutes to go.
Hearts won 2-0 at Hamilton, where Carly Johns made the breakthrough and Georgia Timms came off the bench to get the second.
Aberdeen’s Toni Leigh Finnegan struck just before the break at Montrose, Alex Clarke making it 2-0 by the hour mark.
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East Fife 1-4 Spartans
Gartcairn 1-3 Boroughmuir Thistle
Stirling University 0-3 Livingston
Kilmarnock 0-0 Dundee United
St Johnstone 2-6 Queen’s Park
Spartans lead the table after a 4-1 result at East Fife, Kilmarnock second following a goalless home draw with Dundee United.
Queen’s Park hit hosts St Johnstone 6-2 where Jemma McQuillan bagged a brace for the Spiders, Livingston scored all three goals of the match at Stirling University helped by a Dionne Brown double, Boroughmuir Thistle beating Gartcairn 3-1 away.
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