Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Oriam

A Celtic punter has just pitched himself up in front of Pedro Martinez Losa and asked why he hasn’t selected Chloe Craig for Scotland, now.

A right polite response, he’s just trying to watch the football.

It might’ve been her dad, tbh. The kinda thing and way a dad would do.

Could be a long night for the Spaniard though if every Scot on show tonight’s dad comes for a word…

Monica Forsyth sends in a strike from the edge of the box but Kelly Clark is there to head behind for a Hearts corner.

Katie Lockwood delivers but no joy.

Kick off in Aberdeen!

A wee clash of heads between Kathleen McGovern and Colette Cavanagh has held up play at Oriam.

Back under way now with both players happy to continue.

Jorian Baucom is all alone as she tries to break into the Rangers box but she just overhits the ball and can't quite latch onto it.

Regardless of the severity, that's Gallacher's evening up as Lisa Robertson comes on in her place.

Jenny Smith's on to replace Ceyla Barclais as well.

Bad news for Celtic at Oriam, Amy Gallacher is down clutching her ankle.

Kirsty Howat races down the left and tries to find a teammate in the Hibs box but Katie Fraine is alert to the danger and gets down to catch.

Jenna Penman is on to replace Addison Handley for Hearts as she limps off, not good news for Eva Olid ahead of that massive cup final in a few weeks.

Caitlin Hayes' cross finds Lucy Ashworth-Clifford at the back post but her header edges wide before the flag goes up.

Rangers, on the other hand, need goals. 17 to be exact (by my calculations, very sorry if my maths has failed me) but no joy in the opening five minutes of the second half.

Wonder if Celtic will continue to go full throttle here.

Their goal difference is significantly better than Rangers' - especially if the scorelines stays how it is at Meadowbank - and they've got another massive game on Sunday.

Second half is under way!

Meant to show you all this earlier but I forgot...

Anyway, here's how the table looked before a ball was kicked this evening.

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There's just two games left for Dundee United to attempt a great escape from the bottom of the table. Even then, they'll still be forced into a relegation play-off game to keep their SWPL dreams alive.

They take on Aberdeen tonight who, the last time these two met, put five past United. The previous game was a closer encounter, the Dons scraping to a 4-3 win.

The first meeting this season, United came out on top.

But it's been tricky for United and conceded an injury time goal on Sunday against Montrose that confined them to another defeat.

"It's good that we've got a game so quick," manager Suzy Shepherd.

"We want to get Sunday out our system. We are still hurting from that game and the manner in which we lost.

"I thought we deserved a draw at the weekend but that's football.

"We're just looking to go into the game, play to the best of our ability and come away with the three points."

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Aberdeen: MacLean, Broadrick, Shore, Gover, Stewart, Hutchison, Innes, Thomson, Lawson, Murray, Black.

Substitutes: Edwards, Banfield, Martindale, MacPherson, West.

Dundee United: M. Sidey, Frew, Wilson, Jameison, Bruce, Smith, G. Robb, Steedman, L. Sidey, Noble, Greenwood.

Substitutes: Fraser, Todd, Cusack, Christie, Taylor, Knight, Davies, Mitchell.

We're just about 30 minutes away from the third kick-off of the evening as strugglers Dundee United travel to Aberdeen.

It's Clint Lancaster's last home game in the dug out so you'd have thought his team will be wanting to send him out on a high.

But, Dundee United simply have to win if they want to escape automatic relegation.

A far cry from that game we saw here back in December, Celtic have looked rampant.

Hearts have hardly managed to lay a glove on the league leaders. Eva Olid admitted that, with fourth place secured, the players are struggling to stay motivated to perform and that's shown tonight...

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