Both sides happy to just pass the ball about and find a bit of rhythm in the opening stages.

Tegan Bowie is already showing what she can bring to the table on the left hand-side as Jenna Fife easily deals with her cross into the Rangers box.

The first cup final of the season is under way!

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Fir Park

When I was chatting with Grant Scott earlier, he had the full three-piece suit on looking very smart. Big game things.

Now, he's back in the trusted tracksuit. Game mode, on.

Jen Beattie
Former Scotland defender on Sky Sports

This is Rangers' trophy to lose.

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Rangers manager Jo Potter tells BBC Scotland: "We've had a really good week's training, coming off the back of a good result and performance last week has really helped.

"We know Hibs are in really good form, they're full of confidence so we're hoping for a top game.

"We needed to produce a performance we were proud of last weekend and we did that. That's helped us going into this week too to be able to try and bring our strengths out and play our way.

"That's something we're not used to [having not beaten Hibs yet this season], that poses a different question to us. We're in a different position to normal and hopefully that brings a little bit of extra spice and fire to the game today."

Hibernian boss Grant Scott tells BBC Scotland: "We're looking forward to the game, there's no better occasion than national cup finals like this.

"There's no hiding from it it's a big occasion but hopefully we arrive today nice and calm and controlled and just concentrate on our performance.

"My job, and the staff's, is to keep the players in check. It's good to have that nervous energy but you can't let it consume you. There's a job to be done and it's on me now to get them ready for kick off."

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Hibernian midfielder Ciara Grant tells BBC Scotland: "We just have to take [our good form] with us into the game.

"Anything can happen in cup games but we just have to treat it like another must-win game.

"We're going to stick to it like it's a league game. We've just been focussing on us all week, just stick with us and execute our game plan."

Let's grab the thoughts of both camps.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio Scotland

That Hibs backline is absolutely steady for them.

It's been an incredible season for them, unexpected by a lot of people I would suggest, but it's been amazing for them.

The one thing Hibs can think about this is that they are kryptonite to Rangers this season. When you consider the hammerings Rangers have handed out to some sides this season, I don't think Hibs will feel that.

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Both sides have made just one change from their league victories last weekend.

Grant Scott has swapped his keeper from their 1-0 victory over Glasgow City - Erin Clachers is in for Noa Schumacher.

Isla Taylor and Jessica Ramsay, both just 15 years old, are named on the bench.

Kirsty Morrison, who took a nasty knock in the process of scoring that winning goal last weekend is fit enough to make the bench.

For Rangers, Leah Eddie returns from injury to replace Tessel Middag in the starting XI.

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Hibernian: Clachers, Hunter, Papadopoulos, Grant, McAlonie, Adams, McGovern, Doran-Barr, Bowie, Taylor, Reilly.

Substitutes: Schumacher, Ferguson, Tweedie, Notley, Livingstone, Morrison, Ramsay, Taylor.

Rangers: Fife, Docherty, Eddie, Hill, Hay, Howat, Arnot, Cornet, Lafaix, Maclean, Wilkinson.

Substitutes: Ivarsdottir, Esson, Rafferty, Middag, Hardy, Ross, McLoughlin, McLeary, Cruft.

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What better way to kick off your Sunday afternoon than a healthy dose of cup final action? And this one's sure to be a cracker.

Kick-off is half an hour away so there's no time to waste. Let's get the team news to get things started.