Clare Docherty's turn to go in the referee's notebook for her challenge on Lauren Doran-Barr.

Thistle's Emma Lawton goes into the book now, yellow cards galore in the opening 45 at Petershill.

Five minutes for Hibs to try and salvage something from the first half.

Linzi Taylor's back to her feet and running around now.

Leah Eddie picks up a second yellow card and is sent off!

It was a silly challenge to make for someone already on a booking.

She slides into goalscorer Linzi Taylor - who is still down and looks in a bit of discomfort - but doesn't manage to get any of the ball and gets her marching orders.

Partick Thistle are screaming for a penalty after Linzi Taylor goes down under the challenge of Leah Eddie but the Thistle midfielder is booked for her complaints to the referee.

Looks like Hibs maybe got away with one there...

Ellis Notley tries to have another go. Her first time shot just outside the Thistle box goes high and wide.

Partick Thistle's turn for a chance.

Cara Henderson pings a ball into the box and it bounces nicely in front of Nina Wilson but no one manages to test the Hibs keeper.

A chance for Hibs! Michaela McAlonie's shot from the edge of the box can't reach the goal but it does find the head of Ellis Notley but it doesn't challenge Megan Cunningham in the Thistle net.

Cara Henderson unleashes Kodie Hay who can't quite latch onto the original pass.

An attempted clearance from Shannon Leishman is kept in play by the wind and Hay fires a cross into the box.

There's no one in pink and grey to get on the end of it though.

Hibs have a corner and Naomi Powell attempts to find a teammate in the box but the ball is up, over and out the other side for a Thistle throw.

Wasted opportunity for the visitors.

Jorian Baucom works her way into the Thistle box but the ball is nabbed off her by the defence and the home side escape an early scare.

Hibs get things underway at Petershill.

But history hasn't always been on Thistle's side.

Of the previous eight meetings between the pair, October's victory was only the second time the Glasgow side have come out on top.

Hibs have won five of them, the other was a goalless draw back in October 2022.

Partick Thistle will be hoping for a repeat of the last time these sides met in league action back in October.

Brian Graham's side were on the winning end of a 2-0 victory on Hibs' home turf.

It was goalless at Meadowbank up until the 71st minute when Lucy Sinclair found the back of the net. She followed that up six minutes later to double the visitors' lead and ultimately secure the three points.

The first of the SWPL Cup semi-finals was a dramatic one as it rained goals in the second half.

Rangers edged it with a stoppage-time Rio Hardy penalty after Chloe Craig's second spot-kick of the evening had brought Celtic level at 2-2.

Kathryn Hill and Kirsty Maclean had put Rangers 2-1 up after Craig's opener.

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Hibs boss Grant Scott tells BBC Alba: "I think with the current status of both sides, we are very close to each other in the league, this is a 50-50 game for me today.

"It is never not windy here, it is difficult conditions, a tight pitch to play on but we had a different pitch when we lost the game earlier in the season.

"We are here today to win and I am sure Partick are trying to do the same."

Partick Thistle manager Brian Graham tells BBC Alba: "We have worked on a gameplan this week in training and we are really confident.

"We know we are the underdogs but when you look at the talent in our dressing room we believe we can get to the final.

"There will be times today we are under pressure but we have got to believe in ourselves.

"We want to get the ball down and try and play but the weather conditions might affect that.

"Rachel Donaldson can usually find a screamer on days like this, hopefully she can do that today."

Grant Scott has made two changes to his side that beat Hamilton Accies 4-0 last weekend.

Leah Eddie and Abbie Ferguson have returned to the starting XI after being named on the bench in last Sunday's fixture.

Joelle Murray and Brooke Nunn are the pair who make way.

Siobhan Hunter and Shannon McGregor return to the bench after a period of leave. Tegan Bowie is also back in the squad after an injury lay-off.