Dundee United: Rennie, Martindale, Robertson, Sidey, Cowie, Moodie, M Steedman, Taylor, Brien, Timlin, Hutchison.

Substitutes: Christie, Logan, L Steedman, Mowatt.

Glasgow City: Easdon, Warrington, Smit, Van Diemen, Evans, Anderson, Gambone, Maatta, Wrobel, Whelan, Lovera.

Substitutes: Gibson, Walsh, Love, Lockwood, Forsblom, Nobel, Kozlova, Forrest.

Emma Lawton curls one straight into the mitts of Alicia Yates. Still yet to find a second goal.

Without being disrespectful to Spartans - who've done really well here - Celtic will be unhappy with 1-0.

As well as trailing Rangers on points, they are currently 29 goals behind them on goal difference.

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

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

Rangers: Fife, Docherty, Eddie, Hill, Hay, Lafaix, MacLean, McLoughlin, McAulay, Howat, Wilkinson.

Substitutes: Esson, Rafferty, Middag, Devlin, Hardy, Bell, Ross, Austin, McLeary.

Celtic continuing to knock on the door but yet to sufficiently test Alicia Yates in the Spartans goal.

Matter of time, surely?

We begin again at New Douglas Park, with Celtic looking to make their dominance on the pitch more obvious on the scoreline.

Ceyla Barclais and Jenny Smith come on for the hosts, with Bruna and Lucy Ashworth-Clifford replaced.

Charlotte Cohen

After Hearts' historic victory over Celtic last weekend, Edinburgh rivals Hibs will be hoping for a similar feat when they host Rangers on Sunday.

While Hibs have historic success over the Old Firm sides, they haven't beaten Rangers since an emphatic 8-0 win in 2019. Since then, Rangers have won 16 out of the 17 meetings between the sides.

But after some hard work on the transfer front, Grant Scott's side have had a cracking start to the season.

They sit fourth in the SWPL table, two points behind Hearts and two above Celtic. They've won seven of their 10 games and their only draw of the season came against the other half of the Old Firm in a 0-0 game at the Excelsior back in August.

You can watch the action live on BBC Alba, the BBC Sport Scotland website and app. Kick-off is at 16:10.

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There's a few key games still to play - but this is what the SWPL table looks like halfway through Sunday.

And we finally come to an end at Petershill - where there was six minutes of additional time after a dog ran onto the pitch at the start of the second half. The SWPL, baby!

As for the football, an important win for Thistle in a howling gale. They never really looked like losing this one. Gutsy defending at times from Queen's Park was not enough.

That would have been the goal of the weekend.

Rosie Slater jinked past a few tackles before stepping inside and curling for goal, with the ball crashing off the crossbar.

It took them a long time to find the breakthrough in horrible conditions, but Hearts have done the business and moved to the top of the SWPL table for the very first time.

Of course, Rangers and Glasgow City are still to play, but make no mistake - Hearts are in the title race.

It's no surprise that Celtic are in the lead, but the scoreline might cause concern for Elena Sadiku.

Her side seem unable to find a second route to goal, while occasionally allowing Spartans up the pitch.

They'll be keen to see the game off as quickly as possible in the second half.

Play is held up at New Douglas Park as Ronaigh Douglas takes a sore one.

It's been, unsurprisingly, all Celtic in the last few minutes. Amy Gallacher had a good chance but couldn't control the cross.

Georgia Gray twists and turns in the Spiders' box and forces another good save from Lucy Inman.

It looks far more likely that the Jags will get a second to see this game off.

Celtic go close to a second as Caitlin Hayes nods a corner just wide of the back post.

Generally though, it's been a gritty performance from Spartans. They are still in this.

Almost a calamitous second for Thistle!

Cara Henderson closes down Lucy Inman, who takes far too long trying to send the ball long, and the block bobbles inches past the post.

Hannah Robinson almost gets a second for Thistle, and it would have been wind-assisted.

The winger crossed to the back-post but a strong gust almost took it straight over Lucy Inman, who did well to read the flight.