FT: Rangers 2-0 Celtic - Cornet heads opener, Howat lobs second
First of this season's Women's Scottish Cup semi-finals
Spartans meet Hearts in Sunday's semi
FT: Rangers 2-0 Celtic
Re-live all the action by watching the highlights from today's Scottish Cup semi-final below.
If you'd prefer it in written form, click the match report button at the top of this page to read Amy Canavan's report.
We'll be back tomorrow at the same time to find out who out of Spartans and Hearts will be joining Rangers in the final.
Highlights: Rangers 2-0 Celtic
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Kirsty Howat latches onto a long ball to double Rangers' lead as they march into the Scottish Women's Cup final at the expense of Celtic.
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Shelley Kerr
Former Scotland head coach on BBC One Scotland
"Anything that Celtic got wasn't by design it was by default and you can understand why the manager is disappointed.
"They need to take responsibility as a colelctive, it is not just down to the players.
"They didn't create enough chances and you have to give credit to Rangers that they didn't allow them to do that."
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Celtic manager Elena Sadiku tells BBC Scotland: "We were not on, it is not the Celtic I am used to seeing and we didn't deserve the win.
"The first half was bad, in the second half we tried to start well but in the end we conceded from a set piece.
"The mindset was not on today and that's the biggest difference so a big disappointment.
"For me it's about learning from this and make sure that this never happens again. If we want to win titles, this is not good enough."
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Rachel Rowe: "I'm a little bit speechless.
"I'm immensley proud of the girls, I think we were dominant the whole game. We didn't want it to go to extra time and I think we deserved to win.
"I think as a squad we know the game is never done. We brought our A-game today and we worked on that all week."
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The game was heading for extra-time before Chelsea Cornet broke the deadlock with seven minutes left of the 90 at Hampden.
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Fancy another look at those goals?
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Rangers manager Jo Potter tells BBC Scotland: "I wasn't worried.
"I knew we'd get more chances. I said to the players at half-time I couldn't think of a time that they'd worried us. The game was there for the taking and it was just about who was going to show up.
"We were creating chances and that was the biggest thing for me, that is why I wasn't worried.
"We've got four brilliant strikers to choose from and the substitutions always make a difference."
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Rangers goalscorer Chelsea Cornet tells BBC Scotland: "I'm over the moon. I'm lost for words, we're all buzzing. We never had any panic within the team, we knew the goal would come. I don't score many headers so it's happy days.
"It was a tough game, I think it could've gone either way but we definitely felt on top.
"The goal was a big relief and we went on to score another one after that."
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Rachael Boyle
Scotland and Hibs midfielder on BBC One Scotland
It was fully deserved for Rangers.
I think over the course of the piece they were the better team, it was just about getting that clinical moment in front of goal and that's what Chelsea Cornet did.
It's all over at Hampden as Rangers book their place in the Scottish Cup final, putting out the holders of the competition.
THey'll face the winner of Spartans v Hearts tomorrow.
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Just a minute left of the three added to go.
Kirsty Howat
That's surely Rangers' final spot secured!
Kelly Clark gets the header wrong and Kirsty Howat picks up the loose ball and chips Kelsey Daugherty in the Celtic goal.
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Rachel Rowe's effort takes a nick off the Celtic defence and goes out for a corner but they can't make anything of it.
Chelsea Cornet
Rangers get the breakthrough with just seven minutes left of normal time!
Rachel Rowe's delivery meets the head of Chelsea Cornet who heads it beatuifully into the back of the net.
Image source, BBC Sport
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Changes for both sides now.
Rachel McLauchlan is off in place of Tessel Middag.
Ceyla Barclais is replaced by Jenny Smith
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Yet another Rangers chance goes begging. Kirsty Howat's effort is smothered by Kelsey Daugherty but the ball does break into the box before Celtic eventually clear.
Rangers 0-0 Celtic
Here comes Tiree Burchill in place of Murphy Agnew.
Rangers 0-0 Celtic
Amy Canavan
BBC Scotland at Hampden
Just seeing Tiree Burchill munch on that Squares bar before coming on.
No word of a lie, I devoured one just before kick-off too. Elite snack choice.
Other cereal bars are available.
Rangers 0-0 Celtic
Rachel Rowe does so well to turn away from Natalie Ross and get into the Celtic box but she can't get a shot on target and Celtic have a goal-kick.
Highlights: Rangers 2-0 Celtic
Rangers' hopes of a domestic treble remain alive as they reached the Scottish Cup final by defeating Celtic in a drab derby at Hampden.
In a repeat of last season's showpiece, chances were few and far between and extra-time appeared a certainty, until Chelsea Cornet scored a superb header with only minutes left.
Holders Celtic threw what they could at it in an attempt to keep the cup that they have won for the past two seasons, but left themselves open at the back and Kirsty Howat's late lob secured Rangers' place in the final on 26 May against either Spartans or Hearts.
Elena Sadiku's side remain in pole position to win their first SWPL title and enjoy a two-point lead over Rangers, but it is their rivals who will be back here next month in the search of their own maiden Scottish Cup success.
Ahead of the fifth meeting of the season between these sides, the chat was all about their strikers. Rio Hardy for Rangers. Amy Gallacher for Celtic. Both started on the bench.
Both, no doubt, would have watched the first half thinking they could offer something, anything, to an affair lacking in opportunities.
Any chances that were created were not through class or quality, but rather defensive mistakes.
That theme continued into the second half. Caitlin Hayes was robbed deep in her own half, which presented Rachel Rowe and Mia McAulay sightings from distance, but the first effort was blocked and the follow-up wide.
Rowe's attempt moments later was the first real chance with 67 minutes on the clock.
The Rangers midfielder has impressed all season and she was a fine Kelsey Daugherty save away from breaking the deadlock.
As has been the tale of the tape between the pair, no edges are given. Tash Flint caught the ball sweetly on the volley, only for it to fizz wide. This was more like it.
It didn't last, though. Substitutions failed to have an immediate impact but, just when it looked like extra-time was on the cards, Cornet rose highest.
The midfielder expertly judged her jump to meet a pin-point corner and steer her header beyond Daugherty.
Hayes was thrown forward in a last-ditch attempt to find a leveller, but her presence was missed in defence and allowed space for Howat to dink home.
The Wales international was one of few bright sparks. She was constantly looking for that forward pass, and came close with a couple of long-range strikes, too.
A game that promised so much didn't really deliver. Until the final five minutes or so.
Matches between the two have been ferocious and frantic. In the Hampden sun, it was flat.
A staggering 294 goals had been scored between the pair in domestic competitions this season before today. But it took for over an hour to register a shot on target.
Rangers looked the more comfortable. Passes were strung together and forward runs were made. While that's not exactly impressive, their evident togetherness and desire was.
Jo Potter's side were first to everything, and perhaps that was the biggest difference. They know how to win in an ugly affair.
The scoreline doesn't suggest it, but they were forced to huff and puff against Hibs in their quarter-final, before four late goals made for a pretty 6-2 scoreline.
Winning 2-0 today is certainly a fairer reflection for a side who simply wanted it more. Cornet's header was sublime, while Howat's loft was lovely.
Rangers really didn't want extra-time, Celtic would have taken it to drag the day on.
Rangers head coach Jo Potter: "I said to the players at half-time I couldn't think of a time that they'd worried us. The game was there for the taking and it was just about who was going to show up.
"We were creating chances and that was the biggest thing for me.
"We've got four brilliant strikers to choose from and the substitutions always make a difference."
Celtic head coach Elena Sadiku: "We were not on it. That is not the Celtic I am used to seeing and we didn't deserve the win.
"The first half was bad, in the second half we tried to start well but in the end we conceded from a set piece.
"It's about learning from this and make sure that this never happens again. If we want to win titles, this is not good enough."
It’s back to league business on Wednesday. Rangers host Hearts (20:10 BST), while Celtic welcome Glasgow City (18:10). Both games are live on BBC Alba plus the BBC Sport website & app.
