Jodi McLeary and Kirst Howat make way for Brogan Hay and Laura Berry for Rangers.

There's just under 20 minutes of normal time to play at Ibrox.

Rio Hardy gets a strike away on the edge of the box but she's miles off target.

Her hands are on her head, that could have been a decent chance for the hosts.

Rangers are turning things up a notch.

The latest ball delivered into the box evades the feet of every dark blue shirt, allowing Hibs to clear any danger.

Ciara Grant tees up Eilidh Adams whose shot from the left bends beyond the near post.

That should be 3-0 for City.

A Hearts back-pass takes a deflection and comes to Nicole Kozlova in the box, completely unmarked. One-on-one, she puts it into the side-netting.

Katie Wilkinson sends a tame effort bundling through into the arms of Noa Schumacher.

A couple of City chances to tell you about. Brenna Lovera curled just over from the edge of the box before Aleigh Gambone fired at goal, with Charlotte Parker-Smith saving relatively comfortably.

Rosie Livingstone is being introduced for Hibs, Michaela McAlonie is the player to make way.

Kirsty Maclean launches a Rangers counter-attack, robbing Hibs in possession deep inside the hosts' territory.

There's a wee bit of scramble inside the visitors' box but they eventually scramble the ball clear.

Hearts have responded well to that goal, although they almost conceded a third immediately only for Brenna Lovera to take a poor touch.

Now though, it's the visitors pressing. They've had a couple of crosses and corners but haven't tested Lee Gibson yet.

They've now replaced Jess Husband with Kayla Jardine. That's an attacking change.

Kirsten Reilly smashes the crossbar with a strike from about 25 yards from the goal!

A half-time change for Hibs, Stacey Papadopoulos is on for Caley Gibb, who is on a yellow card.

Back under way across the country!

Partick Thistle have announced that Brian Graham is stepping down as the manager of their women's team - the morning after his men's team were beaten in the Scottish Premiership Play-off semi-final by Livingston.

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Three more games still to come this afternoon:

Montrose v Dundee United (14:00 BST)

Queen's Park v Aberdeen (14:00 BST)

Spartans v Partick Thistle (14:00 BST)

Here's how the top half of the table looks at the break!

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It's City who have the lead at Petershill Park, and they've deserved it.

Kimberley Smit gave them the breakthrough, nodding in from a corner.

They go second as it stands, securing them a Champions League qualification place.