Hearts give some more youngsters a run out in the final few minutes against Rangers. Gwen Davies and Erin Rennie are replaced by 15-year-old Olivia Chomczuk, for her first team debut, and Erin Sheehan.

Colette Cavanagh is also on for Rangers, replacing Lizzie Arnot.

Rnagers have a sixth but the flag is up for offside. Let me tell you, that looks tight. In fact, it looks onside.

It was Kirsty Howat running onto the ball, and she slipped it under the despairing Lisa Rodgers. But, the linesman saves Hearts from conceding a sixth - for the time being.

It was Howat's last action though. She's replaced by youngster Laura Berry.

I know I said it was a matter of time until City broke the deadlock... but Thistle have really come into this game.

Rachel Donaldson has burst forward and been totally wiped out by Claire Walsh, who goes into the book for the challenge. Donaldson is getting cleaned up, but it's another Thistle free-kick in a dangerous area.

It's Rangers turn to look at the bench. Brogan Hay and Tessel Middag are replaced by Chelsea Cornet and Northern Ireland international Megan Bell.

And as Mariel Kaney says that, Claragh Connor goes down injured.

She's replaced by youngster Eilidh Fargie - a 17-year-old midfielder who makes her Hearts debut.

Mariel Kaney
former Hearts captain

Injuries are something all squads are struggling with. You look at the depth of the Rangers bench, but other teams not so much.

Even the Rangers players that are playing every week, that aren't being rotated, will struggle with the intensity of playing Sunday-Wednesday-Sunday-Wednesday games.

It's difficult for teams like Hearts and Partick Thistle with less depth. It's something that needs to be looked at next year and I believe it will be slightly different.

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64 mins

Hearts 0-5 Rangers

Hearts are forced into a change - not what they need right now, with so many first team players out injured.

Aimee Anderson picks up a knock and is replaced by Eilidh Davies. She joins an injury list which includes Emma Brownlie, Vyan Sampson, Ciara Grant, Katie Rood and Georgia Timms - all first choice picks for Eva Olid.

Lauren Davidson is starting to get into full stride, testing Megan Cunningham with a shot before running at the Thistle defence again.

Priscilla Chincilla then picks up on the left, skips onto her right and curls for the far post - but Cunningham is able to tip round the post.

It seems to be a matter of time before City break the deadlock.

A game of head tennis breaks out in the Thistle box, with Claire Walsh eventually nodding towards goal.

Megan Cunningham is able to gather cleanly on the bounce.

Hearts finally get a shot at goal, and it comes through the endeavor of Monica Forsyth. She and Erin Rennie are eventually able to work a shooting opportunity but the Hearts midfielder ends up simply pitching the ball up to Jenna Fife in the Rangers goal.

Partick Thistle start very strongly. Imogen Loncake and Abi Fergusson combine down the right, with the former pulling it back to striker Fergusson - but Claire Walsh makes a vital block before Clare Docherty fires her rebound over the bar.

A warning shot fired over the bows.

Nicola Docherty is on for Rangers at half-time, and her first action is to fire an effort from distance.

She lines it up but this time Lisa Rodgers is able to get across and tip round the post. She's not happy with her defenders. They need to learn their lesson from the first half.

And the 4pm kick-offs are underway, alongside another Petershill derby. Again, we'll bring you the goal updates from those two games in the bottom half.

We're back underway at the Oriam, where Rangers are currently sitting top of the table.

Barring an absolute miracle, it looks like they're on course for the win. Eyes will turn to Petershill at full-time.

We'll keep you across both games.

Glasgow City manager Leanne Ross told BBC Alba: "I don't need to do anything to lift the players, they do that themselves. They've stuck together all season and I can only commend them for that. They're fully focused today, but it was a disappointing result on Thursday.

"The league title is in our hands so we just need to focus on ourselves.

"The games have come thick and fast since the split and they're all tough. Playing Sunday to Wednesday to Sunday... it takes it's toll on the players. Again, I can only thank the players for their effort in playing and recovering."

Hamilton Accies: Nicolson; Ross, Quinn (c), Coakley, Martin, McIntosh, Giard, Potter, Molley, Sinclair, Austin.

Substitutes: Thomson; Muir, McGonigle, Fraser, Gardiner, McClounan, Mitchell, Aitchison.

Aberdeen: McCann; Campbell (c), Broadrick, Paterson, Shore, Gover, Hutchison, Collins, Ogilvie, Finnie, Thomson.

Substitutes: Marwaha; Urquhart, Stewart, Christie, Sopel, Karkkainen, Black.

Dundee United: McNicoll; Donald, McLaren, McGinley, Guthrie, Smith, Robb, Todd, Foote, Fraser, Cowper.

Substitutes: Dobbins, Murphy, Bruce, Christie, Sidey.

Glasgow Women: Burgon; King, Wilson, Cunningham, MacConnell, Scott, Gallagher, McGuire, Campbell, Lyle, Barghati.

Substitutes: Reeve; Honeyman, Farrel, Duff, Torrance.