Celtic & City trim SWPL
gap after rare Rangers
slip-report
Celtic & City trim SWPL gap after rare
Rangers slip-report
Rangers lose their first point since
August in the SWPL as City and Celtic
draw closer.
Rangers lost their first points since
August, and Celtic and Glasgow City
closed the gap at the top of the SWPL.
In a prelude to the SWPL Cup final next
month, Partick Thistle held the league
leaders scoreless, while City triumphed
5-1 at Montrose and Celtic defeated
Hibernian 3-1.
Motherwell, bottom club Hamilton
strengthened their hopes of surviving,
while Dundee United’s problems
worsened with a 6-0 loss to Spartans.
Hearts moved within one point of Thistle
in fifth place after defeating Aberdeen 4-
0.
gap after rare Rangers
slip-report
Celtic & City trim SWPL
gap after rare Rangers
slip-report
Response and as it transpired
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The uncommon error by the Rangers
adds a little additional zing to the Old
Firm rivalry next weekend. All the latest
SWPL news in one place. The Ibrox
dropped points for the first time in 17
games when they were unable to
overcome Thistle’s resolute defense, but
they are still undefeated in the league
this year.
Rosie Slater’s goal for the Jags was
disallowed in the first half due to offside,
but Ava Easdon made a great save to
keep Rangers out.
A magnificent strike from Jorian Baucom
was scant comfort for Hibs as Celtic
surged to victory at Meadowbank.
Before Baucom took advantage of some
careless play to break through and send
the ball in off the crossbar, Natasha Flint
gave the visitors the lead.
Celtic’s lead was regained by Caitlin
Hayes looping a header, and Flint made
it three.
The Angus side led thanks to a bullet
header from Tammy-Lee Harkin, but the
reigning champions took the lead with to
headers from Kenzie Weir and Carlee
Giammona. Mairead Fulton finished the
scoring after Fiona Brown hit a double.
At Oriam, Hearts easily defeated
Aberdeen. By the half, the hosts were
ahead two goals thanks to Lizzie Waldie
and Jenna Penman. Erin Rennie and
Danni Findlay subsequently added
further points to the board.
In the Lanarkshire derby, Hamilton
emerged victorious after goals from Jo
Giard and Chloe Muir put the home team
ahead before Laura Berry’s response.
Against Dundee United, who had no
management, Spartans were at their
most merciless. In addition to Ronaigh
Douglas, Alana Marshall, Robyn
McCafferty, and Mya Bates hitting
singles, Hannah Jordan scored a double.
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