Thanks again for joining us on another SWPL Sunday filled with goals and drama.

It's as you were at the top of the table with Glasgow City and Rangers both winning but it was far from routine for the latter.

Hibs and Celtic both get emphatic victories as Aberdeen moved up to fifth with a win over Hamilton.

You can watch all the highlights of today's games tomorrow night on the BBC Scotland channel at 19:00.

Until then enjoy your Sunday evening.

Hibs get a deserved win as they comfortably sweep aside their city rivals.

Things had started fairly evenly and heading into the break it was only 1-0 thanks to Alexa Coyle's hooked finish from a corner.

But after Michaela McAlonie's rocket early in the second half there was no looking back for the home side.

Shannon Leishman and Eilidh Adams added two more before Maria McAneny's late conciliation.

Very close to a fifth for Hibs as Kirsty Morrison breaks down the right.

Her cross is cut out by Gerogia Hunter but in blocking the cross the ball is only a few inches away from being diverted for an own goal.

A big three points for Rangers who move back to within one point of Glasgow City.

Hibs clearly aren't done here as they just keep coming at the Hearts defence.

Some last ditch blocks and clearances stops the scoreline from getting any worse for now.

Rangers have turned it around against Spartans.

A big goal from Tessel Middag and what could be a big win to move them back within one point of Glasgow City and still with two games in hand.

Back up and running for the second half.

Remember you can watch the game live at the top fo this page on BBC Alba.

Alexa Coyle's hooked finish has the home side in front and deservedley so having created a number of clear openings in that half.

Hearts are by no means out of this though and actually began the game with some good attacking intent. Aimee Anderson passing up a glorious chance when the scores were level. The more they can get Jennifer Smith involved the better, she's been on fire so far.

An intriguing half to come.

Another good chance for Hibs goes begging.

Joelle Murray swings another free-kick to the back post for Siobhan Hunter to head back across goal.

With Lisa Rodgers out of position it looks an easy tap-in for Eilidh Adams but the striker takes a total air shot as the ball bounces out fo reach.

Hibs are calling for a penalty as Amy Gallacher turns in the box and appears to have her heel clipped by Gerogia Hunter.

There was defnitely contact but, in the referee's view, not enough to warrant a spot-kick

Close to a second for Hibs.

Joelle Murray swing a free-kick high to the back post and it's met by Siobhan Hunter.

Her looping header has Lisa Rodgers scrambling but it drifts wide of the post.

The fourth official signals there will be six minutes added on to the half.

Back up and running and Hibs are threatening again.

Two efforts from Colette Cavanagh and Amy Gallacher sail wide, though.

Ouch!published at 17:10 GMT 20 March 2022

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Hibernian 1-0 Hearts

Another stoppage in play as a nasty clash ends up with a trio of players on the floor in pain.

Erin Rennie comes off worst with a bloody nose but nobody wants to come off in an Edinburgh derby so after some quick treatment she looks to continue.

From the restart Jennifer Smith is immmediately involved again but Gabby English can just stand by and watch as her shot from 30 yards out goes wide.

There's a lengthy stoppage in play as Tegan Browning is down receiving treatment but it looks like she'll carry on.

There could be an upset on the cards in Glasgow.

Spartans took the lead early through Becky Galbraith and have frustrated the home side for most of the opening period but Brianna Westrup equalised right before half time.

Even with that equaliser Rangers will be intent on winning the game given how tight it is at the top of the table. While, if you're of a Glasgow City persuasion you'll be hoping Spartans can hold out for at least a draw.