Right I think that'll probably do us for this afternoon. What a day, eh?

We'll have plenty more reaction over on our dedicated Scottish women's football page and we'll be back with the return of the SWPL next weekend.

Catch you then!

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Rangers manager Jo Potter tells BBC Scotland: "It was so enjoyable, I could enjoy it more this year than last year.

"The scoreline and how we played made it so comfortable for us on the sidelines to enjoy and relax and drink it all in

"I thought we could have had two or three more, the game could have been out of sight.

"The two quick goals after half-time really helped us and the goal before the interval too, timing was crucial to our goals.

"To have such a dominant performance, a clean sheet, and five goals is super important.

"Whenever we step on the pitch as Rangers we always feel the pressure because we know how much teams want to beat us and how much pressure we put on ourselves and from the fans, we're expected to win and be in these finals and it's not easy.

"We just need to be a bit more consistent in our performance and bringing that level week in, week out. We've got to if we want to be there and thereabouts at the end of the season and achieve our goals."

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio Scotland

Do not write them off.

They're not favourites anymore but the league is very, very tight and there are twists and turns to come.

Emma Black
Former Scotland defender on BBC Sportsound

This Hibs team don't have depth in their squad, they don't have top quality players to bring off the bench.

I think that's going to have a really negative impact on Hibs for the remaining games in the season.

Hibs head coach Grant Scott tells BBC Scotland: "It's a sore one to take, a lot of learning and analysis to do on that one.

"We critically lost goals at bad times in the game so a sore one to take.

"I didn't think we'd been ourselves at all in first half and we asked them to be more attentive to Rangers' movement, not get dragged round so much and just be better with the football.

"Unfortunately we didn't really get a chance to do that, we lost the ball straight from kick-off and it handed momentum and territory to Rangers so that was disappointing.

"We have to dust ourselves down now. The best teams react and that's what we'll be striving for now."

Losing manager Grant Scott has been chatting to Amy, here's what he had to say.

Rangers striker Katie Wilkinson tells BBC Scotland: "We showed exactly what we're about today.

"Lifting trophies is what it's about in football and that's what we did today.

"It's massive. I think externally we were doubted, can we hack it, and I think today we showed what we're about. You hear people talking but we worked so hard, focused on ourselves and the result showed that.

"Our mentality is we've always got to get the next goal. What a result for us.

"It gives us confidence going into our next game in the league. It shows the rest of the league that we mean business. We can't just let this result play itself out we've just got to keep doing that.

"Let's just enjoy today, enjoy tonight and get back to work on Tuesday."

Rangers goalscorer Camille Lafaix: "What a feeling.

"It's my first cup final and what a beautiful day to get five goals in a final. It's a great reflection of all the hard work we've been putting in this season.

"I've got my parents here with me from the states, I'm surrounded by some of the greatest teammates I've ever had so I couldn't be happier.

"That winning mentality of Rangers - I'm just happy to be a part of it. I'm absolutely pumped about this one."

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Rory Loy
Former Dundee striker on BBC Sportsound

It was a blow to the gut for Hibs to lose a second goal so early in the second half.

Experience told and it's extremely important Hibs do not lose focus on the league.

They need to maintain belief because this could be a big blow to their confidence. He needs to make them believe again.

Rangers Kirsty McLean tells BBC Scotland: "It's hard to put into words, I don't think anyone thought we'd show up and win 5-0, I'm really proud of the girls and we deserved that today.

"We've also got that belief in us. We probably came in as underdogs having not beaten them yet, very happy now.

"To win this three years in a row is a massive achievement for us.

"Playing at Rangers you're expected to get to finals and expected to win them so I'm really happy to do that."

Some more Rangers reaction coming your way.

Nicola Docherty lifts the trophy as Rangers captain yet again.

Wonder if she ever gets tired of it? Judging by that grin on her face I'm gonna assume not.

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Here come Hibs to pick up their runners-up medals.

Lots of gutted faces out there but they'll stay to applaud the Rangers players as they go up to collect their medals.

A brief intermission to catch the trophy presentation.

Rangers defender Leah Eddie tells BBC Scotland: "We knew it was going to be a tough game and that we had to turn up but we've done exactly that and we've implemented every single thing that we worked on during the week and it's paid off.

"I think loads of people thought we had to prove ourselves to Hibs but we just had to prove ourselves to each other. We knew that if we focused on that, worked together, and fought for it that we'd be fine.

"It's massive, I've never won a cup before and doing it for the club I support hopefully we can kick on and win more."

Plenty of reaction coming your way, first up Rangers defender Leah Eddie.

As Rangers pick up the first trophy of the season, the treble is still very much within their sights.

They're second in the league and into the semi-final of the Scottish Cup.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio Scotland

I do feel sorry for Hibs, it's harsh on them but you can't say Rangers didn't deserve to score a bunch of goals because they had a bunch of chances.

A ruthless display as Rangers pick up the SWPL Cup for the third time in a row.

A forgettable afternoon for Hibs but one they'll have to forget quickly and resume focus on the league.

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