That's all for tonight!

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Lucky for you there's not too long to wait until the next instalment of SWPL action - we're back on Sunday with another packed day of football!

The last game of the night draws to a close!

Both sides showing great determination to come from behind to level things up and a point each is probably a fair assessment of the 90 minutes.

Full-time at Petershill Park and an ultimately comfortable evening for the reigning champions, exactly the kind of performance they needed after the weekend's defeat.

Another disappointing night for Thistle but they've not got long to wait until they can try to put things right when they welcome Rangers on Sunday.

Hearts' Lizzie Waldie tells BBC Alba: "At the beginning of the season one of our targets was to compete with the top three and we've pushed every time we played them.

"This is what we've been working for all season, we want to cement our place as one of the big teams in the league."

Well it's all over at Oriam, Rangers suffer only their second defeat of the season and slip to second place in the SWPL table.

My sources tell me it's the first time since 2015 that Hearts have come out on top in this fixture - huge for Eva Olid's side.

Well how huge could that save be?! Rachael Johnstone gets low to keep out Sarah Ewens' powerful header.

A valiant effort from Grant Scott's side but it wasn't enough to take anything from their trip to the Excelsior.

Celtic, as it stands, got top of the SWPL!

Rachael Johnstone does so well to deny Rachel Rowe! The Rangers midfielder volleys from close range but Johnstone is there to smother the danger and send it out for a corner.

There's a wee pause before play gets going again as Ciara Grant needs some treatment.

Rangers have a free-kick in a very promising position after Kathy Hill was fouled. Rachel Rowe sends it into the box, it's initially headed away by Emma Brownlie but falls for Nic Docherty who can't keep her effort down and it sails over the bar.

Hibs do well to defend from Celtic's corner. Colette Cavanagh's at the back post and attempts to send the ball back across goal but the Hibs back line get it clear.

Five minutes of normal time left for Rangers to try and salvage something at Oriam.

Gill Inglis wins a foul in the penalty area and the referee points to the spot.

Aberdeen hold onto their narrow lead and secure all three points away from home.