Just that Natalia Wrobel goal to separate these two at the break and it all came from a Rangers mistake.

City are probably deserving of their lead in testy conditions but it'll be interesting to see what the second half brings.

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Four minutes added on.

Not a lot to choose between the top two so far.

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It's goalless at Ochilview after the first 20 minutes between Queen's Park and Dundee United.

They're both ok to continue for the remainder of the half.

Aleigh Gambone and Nic Docherty both go to challenge for the loose ball, with their heads, and both now need treatment.

This opening half an hour has been so scrappy as Natalia Wrobel gets to her feet following Leah Eddie's sliding challenge before being cut out by another Rangers defender.

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Glasgow City 0-0 Rangers

Brenna Lovera collides with Leah Eddie and is in need of some treatment.

Looked a sore one for the City striker.

Natalia Wrobel goes close to the opener as her shot from the edge of the box just edges over the top of the crossbar.

Sam van Diemen almost turns the ball into her own net as she lefts the ball back to her goalkeeper.

The wind maybe blows it slightly further than Lee Gibson was expecting, she gets to it in time though.

As they say in Glasgow, it's a 'cauld yin'...

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That's a decent chance for City!

Natalia Wrobel wins the battle with Kathy Hill and tries to set up Brenna Lovera in the middle of the box but the ball bobbles through to the Rangers keeper.

A strong challenge from Kathy Hill cuts out City's latest attack, they win a throw-in deep into Rangers' half as a result.

Nothing comes of it, though.

I know Petershill Park is normally windy but it looks wild out there this afternoon, clearly going to have an impact on the play.

Away we go!

Glasgow City manager Leanna Ross tells BBC Alba: "We knew we let ourselves down in front of goal so we've analysed what we can do better. We come in today ready to fight for the three points.

"We aim to go out and put in a performance needed to challenge for the three points. There's still a long way to go regardless of what happens today.

Rangers manager Jo Potter tells BBC Alba: "Results went for us midweek, I said from day one this season is going to be a long one. It went for us midweek, we've got to make sure we go into today ready to maintain top spot.

"The potential to be top at Christmas is huge for us, so that's our aim.

"Teams are improving, the league has got much healthier and much more competitive in the last 18 months, especially this season. It's really good to see. You want tighter games and that's what we're seeing this season."

Leanne Ross has made two changes from Glasgow City's goalless draw with Hearts in midweek.

Amy Anderson and Lisa Forrest drop out, Brenna Lovera and Aleigh Gambone are in.

Jo Potter has made six alterations to her Rangers starting line-up from their game against Motherwell.

Laura Rafferty, Charlie Devlin, Kirsty Howat, Megan Bell, Mia McAulay and Lizzie Arnot are replaced by Nicola Docherty, Leah Eddie, Brogan Hay, Kirsty Maclean and Liv McLoughlin.

Glasgow City: Gibson, Warrington, Muir, Lauder, Lovera, Wrobel, Whelan, Gambone, Smit, Kozlova, Van Diemen.

Substitutes: Easdon, Love, Fulton, Lockwood, Forsblom, Anderson, Evans, Foley, Forrest.

Rangers: Fife, Docherty, Eddie, Hill, Hay, Hardy, Cornet, Maclean, McLoughlin, McLeary, Wilkinson.

Substitutes: Esson, Rafferty, Middag, Devlin, Howat, McAulay, Arnot, Ewens, Lafaix.