That's all from us today, we'll have all the reaction over on our dedicated Scottish women's football page.

We'll be back on Wednesday night with the penultimate round of fixtures, plenty more drama to come.

See you then!

Rangers manager Jo Potter tells BBC Scotland: "I thought we were dominant.

"Kirsty Howat could have had a hattrick but Jenna [Fife] made a massive save at the other end as well.

"I thought as a whole today we were outstanding. Our quality went up another level and we know we can do that we just haven't seen it consistently enough as we want.

"We needed to bring that today, it was a high pressure performance and they stood up to that.

"We know what we've got to do. We can't take these games lightly, previously we've been stung by late goals against Celtic. We know they've got some special players who can come up with moments so we needed to make sure, structurally, we were on it.

"I thought we definitely deserved the three points today."

Looking ahead to Wednesday night's game against Hearts, Potter added: "It's all or nothing.

"That's the first one ticked off, we need to get the next one ticked off. We're in a position now we didn't think we'd be in at the start of the week and that should hopefully really help us going into Wednesday's game against Hearts."

Some reaction coming your way imminently.

A massive three points for Rangers!

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We're into the first minute of four added on at New Douglas Park.

And that's the last act of the game at K-Park!

A very comfortable afternoon for the visitors.

Eilidh Shore has the ball in the back of the net for Hearts but the flag is up for offside.

Luckily for the Celtic substitute Kirsty Howat fires over.

Colette Cavanagh fouls Mia McAulay right on the edge of the Celtic box and gifts Rangers a free-kick in a very dangerous area.

The Dons jump to the top of the bottom six and put four points between themselves and the final relegation spot with two games to go!

Katie Wilkinson makes way for Mia McAulay for Rangers while Abi Harrison and Colette Cavanagh enter the action for the hosts.

Kelsey Daugherty pulls off a stunning diving save to keep out Kirsty Maclean's strike!

That a golden opportunity for Celtic!

Jenny Smith floats a lovely ball across the face but substitute Morgan Cross heads it just wide of the post.

Morgan Cross and Kit Loferski are coming on for Celtic as Elena Sadiku tries to freshen things up.

Lucy Ashworth-Clifford and Murphy Agnew are the pair to make way.

Saoiese Noonan goes close to an equaliser but her volley zips over the top of Jenna Fife's crossbar.

Kirsty Maclean smashes over the crossbar from 25 yards out as Rangers hunt for a second.