It's all over, the SWPL trophy is heading to Parkhead to spend the summer.

We'll be back next weekend with full coverage of the Scottish Cup final between Rangers and Hearts.

Until then, keep up to date with all the reaction, news and views on our dedicated women's football page here.

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The league action may be over but there's still a Scottish Cup final to look forward to next weekend.

Despite missing out on the league trophy, the double is still on for Rangers, will Jo Potter's side use the title heartbreak as fuel to do a number on Hearts next weekend? Or can Hearts cause a major upset?

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Celtic lift their first ever SWPL title!

Celtic defender Caitlin Hayes tells BBC Alba: It's out of this world. "I think it feels more special because it's been such a long journey.

"Never in doubt [that the goal was coming]. I never give up belief in this team. Whether it's five-a-side in training, everybody wants to win every game.

"Something always means more when you know what the opposite feels like and we certainly felt the opposite of it last year. There were some dark days in this camp. We knew we never wanted to feel like that again and that was fuel for today.

"Credit to the girls, every single one of them stood up."

Celtic game-winner Amy Gallacher tells BBC Alba: "Unbelievable. I was getting worried. But you get that one chance and thankfully I put it away.

"We were dominating the game and had chances, it just wasn’t going our way. But I just kept thinking to myself that if we get that one chance - which we did - we’d put it in the back of the net.

"It's the best day of my life. It’s such a good feeling. I didn’t know what to do when I scored either. Unbelievable.

"We’ve had backing from our fans all year. So, to get over 7,000 here today is fantastic. It’s nothing less than the team deserve as well."

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Amy MacDonald
Former Celtic player and Rangers manager on BBC Alba

I think the key change for Celtic was Tash Flint coming back in the January window.

I think that sent a message to everyone that they were going to go for it again.

She is a top quality player and it is a testament to the league that you can attract that quality of player back.

What. A. Day.

SWPL fans we want to hear from you. Rangers fans, how are you feeling after that late disappointment? Celtic supporters, how much did that trophy lift mean to you?

Give us your thoughts here.

Celtic captain Kelly Clark tells BBC Alba: "It's probably not set in yet, I don't have the words.

"I doubted it in the last five minutes and I probably shouldn't have.

"The girls were unbelievable and that is just a moment I'll think about for the rest of my life.

"For it to be Amy Gallacher, who's got family history with the club, it was such a special moment. Almost written in the stars.

"I didn't expect anything less than a Rangers win but I knew it wasn't going to be a rugby score. I knew if we did our job on the pitch we'd get the win.

"There are girls here that have given their life to the club. The girls have really bonded, there was a desire to do well for each other."

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Suzanne Lappin
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Alba

Amazing. We love a bit of late drama in the SWPL.

Gallagher gets lucky with the break of the ball, but what composure!

What a moment for herself, her family, and her teammates and staff.

Worth noting, it's the first time both the men's and women's teams from the same club have lifted the league title in the same season.

Historic.

Amy Gallacher was the hero for Celtic this afternoon against her former club.

Can't imagine what scoring that goal must've felt like...

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Wonder if Elena Sadiku knew when she took the job back in January that she'd be leading her side to their first ever SWPL trophy?

Must be a class feeling for the boss.

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Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Celtic Park

Wild. Absolute wild.

Speechless.

Captain Kelly Clark lifts the SWPL for the first time in Celtic history!