Well that'll do us for tonight but fear not there's not long to wait until your next dose of SWPL action.

We'll be back on Sunday with full coverage of all five games and on Monday for that big one at the top of the table.

Until then, goodnight!

Well a big night at the top of the table.

Celtic's draw, coupled with Rangers' victory, means the top two are joint on points. Celtic are in front with a hefty goal difference.

Glasgow City are still lurking in the background though, they're six points off the top two but still have to play Rangers before the end of the season.

Celtic and Rangers meet again on Monday in what is shaping up to be a massive game in the title race.

Rangers manager Jo Potter tells BBC Alba: "We knew we needed three points tonight, there's always a little bit of pressure that comes with that but you know if you want to be winners you have to take a little bit of pressure to come out on top.

"The players deserve a lot of credit tonight for getting all three points.

"We've got a big run in, we finish the season with a three game week, we need to make sure players are ready when needed.

"We know we've got a good squad and I've said from day one the squad is going to get us what we deserve at the end of the season."

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Well if this one was a dress rehearsal for next month's Scottish Cup final, Eva Olid will be calling for extra practice.

It was an ultimately comfortable victory for Rangers who were never really troubled by Hearts.

Rangers are now joint on points with Celtic at the top of the table but are behind their Glasgow rivals on goal difference.

Still five minutes to go in this one, do Rangers have something else up their sleeve?

Final few changes for Jo Potter, got to think she has Monday's clash against Celtic in mind.

Jane Ross and Libby Bance are on, they replace Liv McLoughlin and Rio Hardy.

Tess Middag floats a lovely ball in and Cornet gets up, gets a head on it but can only watch her effort dip wide.

Kate Mooney is replaced by Olivia Choczuk as Hearts continue to chase the game.

Partick Thistle hang on to take all three points.

A goal down, the hosts roar back and survive a late scare to move one point behind their opponents.

Tessel Middag is on to replace Jodi McLeary.

Aside from a couple of ropey moments, Motherwell seal a fairly comfortable victory.

Young Laura Berry takes the headlines again, after two perfect penalties.

Clare Gemmell
Former Rangers captain on BBC Alba

That's not her favoured foot, by the way.

You wouldn't know it. It's a great finish and it should settle Rangers.

There's still 15 minutes left at Broadwood mind you, what have Hearts got left in the tank?

It's all gone a bit quiet...

Any more twists and turns?

Sarah Ewens replaces Kirsty Howat up top for Rangers.