Rangers Women edged Hibernian 2-1 in the SWPL after their visitors were reduced to 10 players.
Partick Thistle 0-3 Glasgow City
Motherwell 0-2 Celtic
Rangers 2-1 Hibernian
Glasgow City kept their seven-point lead at the top with all three goals against Partick Thistle. Amy Anderson’s brace was added to by Natalia Wrobel soon after the interval.
Second-placed Rangers beat fifth-in-the-table Hibernian, who had Kirsten Reilly sent off with only 30 minutes played. Katie Wilkinson and May Cruft scored before the break, and Kathleen McGovern replied, but it was too late.
Celtic trail Rangers only in goals scored after their 2-0 win at Motherwell, thanks to first-half strikes from Claire Walsh and Saoirse Noonan.
SWPL 2
East Fife 1-7 Queens Park
Boroughmuir Thistle P-P Gartcairn
Spartans 1-0 St Johnstone
Dundee United 1-1 Livingston
Kilmarnock 8-0 Stirling University
Kilmarnock thrashed Stirling University, aided by Abby Robinson’s hat trick, to extend their lead at the top to a dozen points.
Spartans edged St Johnstone to go second, Ronaigh Douglas scoring the only goal for her 273rd appearance for the club.
Queen’s Park sit third after a 7-1 victory at East Fife, where Rosie McQuillan and Ellie Kane each scored a double.
Dundee United’s draw with Livingston saw them drop to fifth, as Maisy Stewart’s 83rd-minute goal was cancelled out by Justine Strain’s late equaliser.
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