Another entertaining Sunday in the SWPL comes to an end, and we nearly had another win for the Edinburgh massive over Glasgow - but it just wasn't to be.

This league has taken so many twists and turns already - and we're only 11 games in.

Of course, Jane Lewis will be bringing together all the best bits with Sportscene Highlights on Monday at 19:00 on the BBC Scotland channel.

See you after the international break.

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Glasgow City are our new leaders, after Rangers drop points by drawing against Hibs - a draw that was very nearly a loss.

As for Hibs, they stay above Celtic after earning that point over Rangers.

Hearts stay in the race with that win over Montrose.

Let's have a look at the classifieds after the SWPL Sunday that was...

Aberdeen P-P Motherwell

Partick Thistle 2-0 Queen's Park

Montrose 0-3 Heart of Midlothian

Celtic 1-0 Spartans

Dundee United 0-13 Celtic

Hibernian 1-1 Rangers

Despite Rangers' late rally, they cannot complete the comeback to turn the scoreline on its head.

Desperately unlucky for Hibs, who missed a late penalty to potentially put them 2-0 up, only to concede in the 92nd minute.

Jo Potter's side have been in a game there, and they'll know it.

They now trail Glasgow City by a point in the league table, while Hibs again take points off the big three.

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Debbi McCulloch
Former Spartans manager on BBC Alba

I said Rangers would never give up.

That's harsh on Hibs, I feel for them, because I don't think Rangers deserve anything from today.

Rangers almost get a second!

A long ball bounces into the box, Erin Clachers comes and can't get there. The ball drops to Rio Hardy but Rachael Boyle puts in an important block.

Dare I say, a bit of justice done there? The replays showed Leah Eddie hardly touched Kirsty Morrison, who leapt into the air like a salmon.

Just two minutes remain for Rangers to find a leveller - which they'd take at this point.

And after four minutes of stoppage time, the referee brings the most one-sided encounter in the SWPL this season to an end.The win puts Glasgow City top of the league by a point from Hearts going into the international break, and moves brings their goal difference past their Edinburgh rivals too. United remain winless, with just one point, and a goal difference of -56. A tough, tough day for the hosts.

Debbi McCulloch
Former Spartans manager on BBC Alba

That is a difficult situation to be in. She had to put the ball back on the spot five or six times.

You could see she was rushing because she didn't want the ball to move as she was taking it.

This is a farce now. The ball cannot stay on the penalty spot because of the wind. It's taking an absolute age, and there's nothing poor Adams can do.

Eventually, she steps up with the ball wobbling... and Jenna Fife guesses the right way!

Rangers still have a chance here.

Kirsty Morrison goes down under the challenge of Leah Eddie... and it's a penalty!

That looks extremely harsh on Eddie, but the referee has made up his mind. No VAR in this league!

Tegan Bowie has given absolutely everything and is officially spent. She'll be replaced by Rosie Livingstone, in a slightly defensive change - given Abbie Ferguson is on the bench.

12 minutes left - plus stoppage time - for Hibs to hold on.

Debbi McCulloch
Former Spartans manager on BBC Alba

It'll be interesting to see if Rachael [Boyle] goes into full-back or midfield. She could do both, she's a talented player.

A player of her experience coming on for Hibs will settle them down, keep them focused and make them stick to the game plan.

Rangers brought on Rio Hardy for Kirsty Howat a while back, and now Hibs respond with a change of their own.

Club captain Rachael Boyle replaced Lauren Doran-Barr.

Mowatt pulls off an outstanding save from Lisa Evans' free kick just outside the box. Small comfort after shipping 12 so far, perhaps, but a really impressive stop.

Mia McAulay bursts forward on the left, but running into a headwind slows her down and Hibs are able to catch up.

Eventually, the ball is worked to Kirsty Maclean who chips an easy one into Erin Clachers mitts.