I think that'll do us for this afternoon, thanks for your company!

We'll have all the reaction over on our dedicated Scottish Women's football page to keep you entertained over the coming days.

Until next time!

Celtic captain Kelly Clark tells BBC Alba: "It was a tale of two halves.

"In the first half we were under pressure for a lot of it but I thought in the second half we played really well.

"We created that chance and if we score that we win 2-1. But I'm really proud of the girls, we've not had it easy recently.

"It would have been really easy for us to crumble being a goal down at half-time but we came back."

Rangers striker Kirsty Howat tells BBC Alba: "It's brilliant [the competitiveness of the SWPL],

"It's what we want in the league and it's something we've been asking for for years for it to be more competitive.

"We need to just do what we can do, we'll look at this game tomorrow and then focus on City on Wednesday."

Let's get some reaction from both sides.

And that's that.

Glasgow City and Hibs will be breathing a sigh of relief as Rangers fail to win and go top.

Celtic are joint on points with Hearts, seven points off Rangers and eight off the top.

Another Celtic attack is well defended by Rangers before the flag is raised for offside.

Despite the late drama Thistle survive to claim all three points at Foundation Park to pile more pressure on Dundee United at the foot of the table.

This time Lucy Ashworth-Clifford's delivery shoots straight out the other side.

Rangers hoof it up the other end and Celtic regain possession to get back on the attack.

Kathy Hill fouls Morgan Cross on the right and hands Celtic another free-kick.

Lucy Ashworth-Clifford stands over a Celtic free-kick on the left, it's headed goalwards but Jenna Fife gets hold of it.

Into five minutes of stoppage time at Broadwood as a Rangers free-kick fizzes beyond the far post.

There's a wee bit of afters as Celtic are awarded a free-kick, couple of bookings handed out on the process.

Rangers use the break in play to make another sub as Kirsty Howat makes way for Laura Berry.

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Rangers 1-1 Celtic

Kathy Hill leathers the ball into Amy Gallacher's face as they battle for possession.

Looked a sore one for the Celtic midfielder.

The visitors have a free-kick to defend here.

Kirsty Maclean stands over the ball less than 30 yards from the Celtic goal but it's an easy save for Kelsey Daugherty.

The Celtic keeper is good to continue, play's back under way.

Bad news for Celtic, Kelsey Daugherty's just gone down in her penalty area unchallenged. She's getting some treatment now, Lisa Rodgers is warming up.

Kit Loferski makes way for Murphy Agnew as Celtic search for a winner.