Jorian Baucom smacks the crossbar with her effort, bit of a scare for Elena Sadiku's side.

Caitlin Hayes' turn for a late challenge this time and Hibs have an almost identical free-kick.

It's lofted into the box but goes all the way through to Kelsey Daugherty.

Elena Sadiku not happy as Ellis Notley slides in on Caitlin Hayes.

Celtic have a free-kick just inside the Hibs half that's sent behind for corner.

That delivery finds Hayes at the back post as her header skims across the face of goal.

It's been all Celtic in the opening five minutes.

Naomi Powell plays a long ball through to the onrushing Jorian Baucom but it trickles straight through to Celtic keeper Kelsey Daugherty.

They go up the other end and Tash Flint is in acres of space on the edge of the box but her effort is tame in comparison to what we'd normally expect from her.

Rangers have piled the pressure on early at Broadwood, with nothing to show for it as of yet.

A flurry of half-chances and crosses into the Jags box have shown intent, but Kirsty Maclean's central 30-yard strike into the arms of Ava Easdon has been the most threatening effort so far.

The perfect early start for City. Kinga Kozak's neat through ball causes chaos in the Hearts defence before Carlee Giammona manages to drive it home

That's so good from Lucy Ashworth-Clifford! She gets past not one but two Hibs defenders before trying to get the cross away.

No luck though...

Clare Gemmell
Former Rangers captain on BBC Scotland

Rangers are hoping that Hibs can keep Celtic out.

They need to believe that can happen. They need to score early and get goals.

All they can do is take care of their own job.

In 90 minutes we'll have our SWPL champion, where will the trophy be heading? Let's find out.

Rangers boss Jo Potter tells BBC Alba: "We do still know it's [winning the league] a possibility so we need to make sure we're doing our job.

"The more convincing we do that the better for us and our heart rates on the side of the pitch.

"I'm sure we'll get told what's happening down the road but I won't be keeping an eye on it."

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Celtic Park

Was it ever in any doubt?

Amy Gallacher hirpled off on Wednesday and it looked as though her stellar season was ending on a sad note...

Ha! As if. With 49 goal contributions across all competitions, she'll have to chance to hit the big 50 today on the grandest of stages.

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Hibs boss Grant Scott tells BBC Alba: "We just need to focus on ourselves.

"It's professional pride, it's sporting integrity. We're here to play, we're here to perform and that's what we'll do.

"Joelle Murray's contribution from when the game was in its infancy to what it is now, she's been a trailblazer for what the game is now.

"I'm really looking forward to the next stage of her career and I hope she enjoys her day today."

Celtic manager Elena Sadiku tells BBC Alba: "I always want to win games but that's not been really my focus.

"Winning games makes you closer to winning a title and the focus today is just doing what we can do and win the game.

"It sounds simple but I feel how the players have been dealing with the pressure, it's been great. Just look at the performance against Hearts. That's something I really hope we can do today, put a great performance in and give us three points.

"The players are very excited and I know they're going to give everything they've got today and I can't wait to see it."

After 10 minutes of stoppage-time, referee Lewis Brown brings our final early kick-off to an end.

Dundee United finish the season in 11th. They will face either Livingston or Kilmarnock in the relegation play-off.

Motherwell stay seventh after their victory, secured by a first half Laura Boyes tap-in, finishing the campaign five points ahead of Aberdeen.

We've got live coverage of the two big ones this afternoon!

Celtic v Hearts is live on BBC Alba, get it on the telly or by clicking at the top of this page.

Rangers v Partick Thistle is on iPlayer and at the top of this page.

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Celtic Park

Twelve months ago, Celtic were seconds away from their first SWPL title.

The champagne was iced, the party tunes picked, and the green and white ribbons adorned the trophy which league managing director Fiona McIntyre was hurtling with towards Celtic Park.

Then, the breaks were slammed on, a three-point turn performed, and the direction of travel switched to Ibrox.

Lauren Davidson's last-gasp goal against Rangers in Govan whisked Celtic's hopes away in agonising fashion as Glasgow City celebrated a 16th championship victory.

Fran Alonso's players were left in a state of shock. Despondent on the Parkhead turf, they were unable to comprehend what had unfolded across the city.

That sort of heartbreak can derail a side. Or, as we have seen this season up until now, it has been one that has driven them.

They're in pole position today to that that heartache into the ultimate happiness and create history as the first Celtic team, lead by the club's first female head coach, to win the SWPL.

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If you want to read more about Murray's career and retirement, we spoke to the Hibs legend after she made the announcement.

Have a gander at what she had to say here.

It's Hibs captain Joelle Murray's final game for the club this afternoon as she prepares to hang up her boots.

She takes to the pitch at Parkhead for her last dance with football.

"It was never something I thought would be possible when I started out, to play at stadiums like Parkhead and Easter Road so being able to end my career at Parkhead is really special," she told club media.

"Playing the potential champions, there's no other game I'd want to bow out on.

"We have a massive part to play in where that trophy ends up and we'll do all we can to upset and try and disrupt things."

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