Rangers Women beat SWPL leaders Glasgow City 1-0 with a late penalty, while Celtic moved level on points with second-placed Hearts.
Hearts 1-2 Hibernian
Partick Thistle 2-3 Celtic
Rangers 1-0 Glasgow City
Hamilton Academical 2-3 Aberdeen
Motherwell 5-1 Montrose
Katie Wilkinson’s stoppage-time penalty for Rangers handed Glasgow City their first defeat in 21 league games this season, as her side moved within five points of the leaders.
Hearts’ title hopes took a hit at home in the Edinburgh derby with Hibernian, who grabbed an 89th-minute winner. Jess Fitzgerald’s opener for Hibs was cancelled out by Georgia Timms, only for Rosie Livingston to restore the advantage late on from distance.
Celtic required a 94th-minute Kelly Clark goal to take all three points at Partick. Clark and Maria McAneny had earlier put the Hoops ahead twice, with Erin Rennie and Olivia King replying, the latter at the end of the 90.
Millie Boughton’s brace capped a 5-1 result for Motherwell over Montrose, whose Kaela McDonald-Nguah had earlier equalised.
Hannah Stewart scored Aberdeen’s decisive late third goal for a 3-2 victory at Hamilton.
SWPL 2
Boroughmuir Thistle 1-1 Queen’s Park
Spartans 1-0 Kilmarnock
Gartcairn 0-2 Dundee United
Stirling University 4-5 St Johnstone
Livingston 4-0 East Fife
Spartans edged top side Kilmarnock by a single goal by Izzy Young to inflict their first loss of the campaign.
3 Games 🤝 9 Points
— Spartans FC Women (@spartansfcwomen) March 22, 2026
Izzy Young fires a rebound past the Kilmarnock keeper in today’s clash to give Spartans the win🏆#Spartans #SPWPL2 #DBDF pic.twitter.com/Aq0Jj7Eiwb
Fourth drew with third as Boroughmuir versus Queen’s Park finished 1-1, Emily Arthur’s goal for Thistle was replied to in the 90th minute by Darcy Molley.
Dundee United scored both goals at Gartcairn to pull further clear of them in the mid-table. Niamh Noble’s 25-yarder was added to by Alma Codegoni.
Livingston closed in on Gartcairn with a 4-0 win over East Fife, which featured a long-range strike from Rachel Walkingshaw.
Stirling University just failed to add to their three points to date when going down in a nine-goal thriller against St Johnstone, for whom Elvie McLean and Eirinn McCafferty each bagged a brace.
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