They left it late, but Glasgow City have ensured they head into the final day with a two-point advantage over rivals Rangers and Celtic.

Results:

Hibernian 1-2 Celtic

Hearts 0-6 Rangers

Glasgow City 2-1 Partick Thistle

So it goes down to the wire. Glasgow City play Rangers at Ibrox next Sunday in a 16.10 kick-off.

But the title could also go to Celtic, who face an injury-hit Hearts side in Airdrie at the same time.

And it could all go down to goal difference. Make sure you don't miss it.

See you then!

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Let's look at the bottom half first.

Spartans relied on a first-half Rebecca Galbraith hat-trick to overcome Motherwell, who scored late on to set up a tense finale but ultimately Debbi McCulloch's side will comfortably finish 7th in the table.

Further down, Dundee United head into the final day with an advantage over Hamilton Accies after their 5-0 win against Glasgow Women meant they take a two-point cushion into that relegation play-off place decider.

Accies did their utmost with that 2-1 win over Aberdeen but they need to defeat United next week to ensure their safety in the SWPL next season.

Results:

Motherwell 2-3 Spartans

Dundee United 5-0 Glasgow Women

Hamilton Accies 2-1 Aberdeen

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A win for Accies against the 10 players of Aberdeen after Jessica Broadrick's early red card.

Lucy Sinclair and Eilidh Martin put them two ahead before Chloe Gover got one back.

They don't do it the easy way, do they? After all of that, Glasgow City head into the final day with a two point lead at the top of the SWPL.

Lauren Davidson broke the deadlock before Rebecca McGowan's goal threatened to derail City's plans.

However, Leanne Ross' side were able to turn to their star Priscilla Chinchilla for a late winner.

Jade McLaren's double put them on their way, with Georgie Robb, Rachel Todd and Danni McGinley adding the others.

City have had a couple of chances since making those changes, with Priscilla Chinchilla going closest.

But really, they've failed to adequately test Megan Cunningham in the Thistle goal.

This really would be a monumental slip up before a potential last day decider against Rangers - but remember, Celtic play Hearts next weekend!

Emily Whelan, Jo Love and Anna Oscarsson are on for City in their desperate search for a winner.

Kinga Kozak came on earlier in the half.

They've replaced Lisa Forrest, Sophia Martin, Chloe Warrington and Mairead Fulton.

It's tighter than tight. You can see why Rangers were desperate to score as many goals as possible.

Rangers, Celtic and Glasgow City are all tied on 78 points.

Rangers have a goal difference of 103. Celtic have a goal difference of 102. Glasgow City have a goal difference of 92.

The title, right now, belongs to Rangers.

Glasgow City almost immediately take the lead!

Lauren Davidson gets down the right and crosses for Sophia Martin. The young striker pulls it back to Linda Motlhalo who places her strike off the crossbar!

Every single moment now has a huge impact on the destiny of the SWPL trophy.

Megan Cunningham has been busy in the Partick Thistle goal, but she's only been bested once - by a low Lauren Davidson drive.

Make no mistake, Brian Graham's side have had their chances. With only one goal in it, it's a dangerous scoreline for the league leaders.

Elsewhere, Dundee United are 3-0 ahead of Glasgow Women while Hamilton Accies and Aberdeen remains goalless.

Rangers have done their job. They absolutely battered Hearts in the first-half, irrepressible against a depleted Hearts side.

Malky Thomson's side made it look routine, but as well as the three points they've also added six unanswered goals to their tally.

Kirsty Howat's hat-trick helped, alongside a howitzer from Kirsty MacLean which got the ball rolling initially.

Brogan Hay was gifted a goal after a mistake from Lisa Rodgers, before Megan Bell's injury-time penalty.

Now they'll be tuning in to BBC Alba to see the second-half of City v Thistle.