Back under way in today's first two SWPL games.

The half-time whistles are blown at both Links Park and Ainslie Park, and unfortunately we're at the game with no goals!

It's been a tight-ish contest between Montrose and Partick Thistle so far, with the visitors enjoying a few more chances but with nothing to show for it.

In Edinburgh, Hibs are asserting their dominance over Spartans. 3-0 up at the break, they will briefly rise to third before Hearts and Celtic play later on.

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Thistle have been dominating but it's Montrose who have gone closest.

Left-back Demi Taylor has rattled the Thistle crossbar from distance - inches away from a wonderstrike!

First big chance for a wee while.

A cross into the Montrose box is flicked on nicely to Tiree Burchill, who lets it bounce before lamping the ball over the bar from close range. She really should hit the target there.

Brian Graham is looking extremely animated down on the touch line - no change from usual for the Thistle manager.

As for the Mo, their star player Jade McLaren is yet to really get into the game. They need a bit of her magic if they're to pick up a point or three from this one.

Neve Guthrie is the next into referee Abbie Hendry's book after a crunching collision between the Montrose striker and Thistle's Lucy Sinclair. Looked a little harsh to me.

The game has evened out a fair bit, but Montrose yet to really test Jenni Currie in the away goal.

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Thistle are continuing to press for the opener here in Angus.

Caley Gibb put a shot from the edge of the box just wide, while Carla Boyce connected with a low-cross first time but could only find the side netting.

Early controversy as Cara Henderson goes down in the box under pressure from Cassie Cowper.

The referee produces a yellow... and it's for Cowper. However, the foul is adjudged to have taken place outside the box. Nobody's happy!

Tiree Burchill steps up... and curls it wide.

Right, we are underway at Links Park!

Thistle won every game between this pair last season, but could the Mighty Mo cause an early upset this Sunday?

We'll also be bringing you goal updates from the game between Spartans and Hibs at Ainslie Park, and we'll get you team news from Queen's Park v Aberdeen (15:00) when we have it.

Spartans: Yates, Clelland, McCafferty, Fraser, Douglas, Anderson, Foote, Davies, Chuter, Jordan, Beaton-Hill.

Substitutes: Thomson, Browning, Brayshaw, Corey, Chomczuk.

Hibernian: Clachers, Doran-Barr, Lawson, Hunter, Papadopoulos, Reilly, McAlonie, Grant, Bowie, Morrison, Adams.

Substitutes: Schumacher, Leishman, Christie, Ferguson, McGovern, Livingstone, Boyle, Taylor.

Montrose: Armitage, Taylor, Cowper, Carter, Ross, Henderson, Robb, Murchie, McLaren, Brown, Guthrie.

Substitutes: Pratt, Creamer, McHattie, Murphy, Stewart, Daniel, Bruce, Delworth, Codegoni.

Partick Thistle: Currie, Docherty, Slater, Falconer, Gibb, Bulloch, Sinclair, Robinson, Burchill, Henderson, Boyce.

Substitutes: Trialist, McCulloch, Adams, McAllister, Ferguson, Cowan, Gray, Longcake.

Charlotte Cohen
BBC Sport Scotland

Rangers remained top of the SWPL after fighting back for a point against closest challengers Glasgow City at Ibrox on Saturday.

Leanne Ross' side opened the scoring in the 15th minute courtesy of Emily Whelan, who capitalised on a lovely solo run from Brenna Lovera to send her low shot into the bottom corner.

Substitute Rio Hardy levelled for Rangers with 17 minutes remaining after a lovely set-up from Katie Wilkinson.

Rangers had the better chances in the second half but City held firm defensively and saw out the game to stay a point off the top.

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Hello and welcome to another SWPL Sunday, and we've got a five-game card to serve to you.

Of course, the weekend's fixtures got underway yesterday as Rangers stayed top of the league by holding Glasgow City to a draw at Ibrox.

Today, we'll kick off with Montrose v Partick Thistle (13:00), with updates from Spartans v Hibernian (13:00) as well.

Later on, there's Queen's Park v Aberdeen (15:00), Motherwell v Dundee United (16:00) and we'll finish with the BBC Alba game - Hearts v Celtic (16:10).

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