We'll have all the reaction over on our dedicated women's football page and of course we'll be back on Sunday with coverage of the rest of the SWPL action.

Until then, goodnight!

Watch the goals as Glasgow City and Celtic share the points.

Fancy another look at the action from tonight? Of course you do!

Highlights coming your way.

Glasgow City goalkeeper Lee Gibson tells BBC Scotland: "Three points at home is what we always expect and demand here.

"I've got a really good goalkeeping coach that keeps us on our toes. We've got a really strong goalkeeping department at this club.

"I'm still eager to win trophies at this club and long may it continue."

Celtic captain Kelly Clark tells BBC Scotland: "It was a high quality game, probably good for the neutral.

"Four good goals, end to end, both teams went for it in the end. We're frustrated not to get three points but these games are really hard and we're happy with our performance overall.

"We're really aggressive, we really do try and prevent teams from playing football.

"When you can do that at the start of the game, start fast, you create chances from it. We take pride in it, it's the way we want to play and the stats say we do it really well."

Glasgow City manager Leanne Ross tells BBC Scotland: "I think it was a really good, competitive game from two teams fighting it out for the title.

"It was close as I said it was going to be at the start of the game. It's a difficult opponent and still a lot to play for in the title race.

"I was a bit aggrieved at the start with a Celtic player being 30 yards in our half before the game kicked off, apparently it was a miscommunication between the officials.

"I said to the players at half time we needed to deal with the situation better but the character to come back was fantastic. In the second half we had a lot of sustained pressure on the Celtic goal but not that killer touch to get the three points.

"It shows the standard is improving all the time. it's going to be an exciting run in until May. We'll make sure we learn from this game."

Glasgow City captain Hayley Lauder tells BBC Scotland: "I think hopefully it's a point gained.

"There's aspects we're not happy about but the character again to come back, I'm proud of the girls and the performance.

"We always speak about adversity and sticking together and I think this group always does that. We always show up for each other. the character shone through and I'm so proud.

"Lee Gibson is an incredible goalkeeper, we're very lucky to have her. Sometimes we take her quality for granted."

Looking ahead to the split, Lauder adds: "We're going into the split, we know how tough that is. We're well equipped for it.

"Every game is going to be a challenge but we're ready for it."

Celtic boss Elena Sadiku tells BBC Scotland: "I'm proud of the players.

"I want to give Glasgow City a compliment because how they scored the goals was amazing.

"How we play and how we are pushing on, it's really good to see. I was frustrated we were losing at half-time because i didn't think that was how the game played out, I thought we were the better team.

"We always want to win and that was the focus. I feel like we were pushing, I don't think they were too dangerous in front of goal and we should have done better."

Just a heads up, Hibs travel to Montrose on Sunday and Rangers are away to Partick Thistle.

Depending on how things go in those games, we could have four teams joint on points at the top of the table - the SWPL never fails to disappoint!

There we go.

All over at Petershill Park and it remains as you were at the top of the SWPL table.

Hibs and Rangers, over to you.

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Brenna Lovera picks up Kelsey Daugherty's poor goal-kick but Kelly Clark and Celya Barclais do their defensive duties and cut out the City striker.

Up the other end, Lisa Evans crosses to the back post where Nicole Kozlova is running in but her header bundles wide of the target.

A cracking delivery from Kit Loferski is headed wide by Abi Harrison!

Four minutes of added time left to play at Petershill.

Hayley Lauder makes way for Mairead Fulton in the latest Glasgow City change.

A strong challenge from Kelly Clark cutes out any danger as City come forward again.

That corner comes to nothing though.

Both sides are still searching for a winner.

And immediately Harrison forces Lee Gibson into a stretching save and wins a corner for Celtic.

Colette Cavanagh and Abi Harrison replace Maria McAneny and Saoirse Noonan.

More attacking threat for Elena Sadiku's side as they chase down a winner.

Well into the final 10 minutes at Petershill.