Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Meadowbank

Kathleen McGovern really should’ve glanced in a third for Hibs, there.

They’re in total command in the capital.

The hosts trail at the break.

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Rangers 0-1 Glasgow City

Emily Whelan is down again, moments after a challenge from Nic Docherty, the City attacker pulls up.

She's back to her feet and is waiting to get back on the pitch.

Jane Lewis
BBC Sport Scotland at Ibrox

The sun is setting here at Ibrox behind the Broomloan Stand, and although nothing will be decided tonight in terms of the league, Rangers will be looking to get back into this back and quickly.

Glasgow City deserve their lead, they've had the better chances and they too will be looking for a quick start to add to their score-line and heap the pressure on the home team.

Going again at Meadowbank too.

Both dugouts are getting their jackets on for the second half.

I'm sure the action on the pitch will heat them back up again as Rangers get things back under way.

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In other news, the nominees for manager and player of the year have been revealed.

Hibernian's Grant Scott, Rangers' Jo Potter, Glasgow City's ⁠Leanne Ross and Motherwell's Paul Brownlie are the nominees for SWPL manager of the year.

On the pitch, Celtic's Emma Lawton, Hibs' Eilidh Adams, Rangers' Katie Wilkinson and Glasgow City's Samantha van Diemen have been nominated for the PFA Scotland women's player of the year award.

Half time whistles blowing around the grounds. Here are the scores from the bottom six:

Montrose 1-0 Queen's Park

Partick Thistle 0-0 Dundee United

Spartans 0-1 Aberdeen

Saoirse Noonan has the ball in the back of the net for the hosts but the flag is up for offside.

The big news coming out of Glasgow City this week is that Fiona Brown will be hanging up her boots at the end of the season after serious difficulty with ACL injuries.

She chatted to Leanne Critchton and Rachel Corsie about it on the BBC's Behind the Goals podcast if you want to have a listen.

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Meadowbank

Paul Brownlie has a wee word in the referee’s ear as we head in for half-time.

Could be for a number of things - a few decisions in front of him appeared to go against the visitors, while it was deep into a fair auld chunk of added time that Kirsten Reilly nodded in that second.

There were a couple of lengthy stoppages, so I think it was about right, but Paul may say otherwise…

Suzanne Lappin
Former Scotland midfielder on BBC Scotland

City have just edged it. I think Jo Potter will be looking for a lot more from her team. They’re almost waiting for it to happen – you need to go and make it happen. I don’t think she’ll be too pleased with the first half showing.

That Brenna Lovera goal is the difference at the break at Ibrox.

A massive second period coming up though.

Hibs take a comfortable lead into the second half.

As things stand they're staying top of the table.

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Meadowbank

There’s that killer instinct!

What a time to score, Hibees.

You’d fancy them to remain top of the table tonight…

Jane Lewis
BBC Sport Scotland at Ibrox

Brenna Lovera kept her cool there to put that penalty away. There was a bit of a delay before she was allowed to take her spot kick but she remained focused. That could be a huge goal for City.

Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Meadowbank

Indeed, Stacey Papadopoulous cannae continue and Caley Gibb comes on in her place.

Kirsten Reilly - who has had a tremendous first season back north of the border with Hibs - is now down on the deck.