Glasgow City's domination of Scottish women's football has continued, with Scott Booth's side having clinched their 10th consecutive Premier League title.

It was secured by a 3-1 win over second-top Hibernian yesterday.

"This is a massive accomplishment for the club," said head coach Booth.

"There was huge pressure on us this season given the significance of what we could do, but these players continue to rise to every occasion and I am very proud of everyone."

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Our news colleagues have highlighted a major study by the University of Stirling that concluded that heading a football can significantly affect a player's brain function and memory for 24 hours.

Researchers said they had identified "small but significant changes in brain function" after players headed the ball 20 times.

Memory performance was reduced by between 41% and 67% following the routine heading practice, with the effects wearing off after 24 hours.

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One of the major talking points after Celtic's 1-0 win over Rangers at Hampden is Ibrox boss Mark Warburton's insistence that "the so-called gap is a lot narrower than people think". 

That, of course, is in reference - and comparison - to the last meeting with their Glasgow rivals, when Celtic won 5-1 in the Premiership.

Is that gap closing, as Warburton and the scoreline suggests, or is it the case, as some pundits are arguing, that the difference this time was that Celtic were merely less clinical at converting their dominance into goals?

Give us your thoughts on Twitter #bbcsportscot or the BBC Sport Scotland Facebook page.

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Reaction to Celtic's victory over Rangers at Hampden dominates the back pages, but there are a few more snippets of gossip highlighted in our daily round-up.

• Crystal Palace and Newcastle United had scouts at Sunday's semi-final as they continue their interest in Celtic defender Jozo Simunovic.
• Aberdeen have asked the Scottish Professional Football League for a 50-50 split of Hampden Park tickets for next month's Scottish League Cup final with Celtic.  
• Leipzig supporters greeted Oliver Burke with a banner reading "Lang May Yer Lum Reek" as the Scotland winger came on as a substitute in the 3-1 win over Werder Bremen.
• Derby County manager Steve McClaren wants to cut short Scotland striker Chris Martin's season-long loan at Fulham but faces a fight from their Championship rivals.

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After all those new-fangled group games then knockout stages, it boils down to this: the top two teams in the country over the last few years, the top two presently in the Scottish Premiership, will also contest the League Cup final on Sunday 27 November. 

Need we have bothered going through all that? Of course we should have, because there have been plenty of thrills along the way, including two excellent semi-finals at Hampden Park over the weekend. 

But Scottish football rolls relentlessly on and we are swiftly into six Premiership fixtures over Tuesday and Wednesday and we'll bring you news of those as well as the fallout from the semi-finals right here throughout the day.

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