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Partick Thistle manager Brian Graham tells BBC Scotland: "I am proud of my players.

"I thought in the first half they were excellent. It was an uphill battle after Rangers went 3-1 up.

"We tried to change the shape in the second half but once it got to 4-1, I didn't want my girls to be embarrassed given the performance they put in in the first half.

"It was small margins but when you don't take chances, Rangers are a good outfit and Rachel Rowe's goal was quality to put them 2-1 in front but at the same time Rachel Donaldson's goal was excellent as well.

"You have got to want it again and hopefully go one better. The players have been excellent throughout the season, yes it is disappointing at the moment but at the same time you have got to be proud of the group.

"I think the message is you are good enough. We make sure we dust ourselves down and go again."

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Rangers captain Nicola Docherty tells BBC Scotland: "I am absolutely buzzing.

"We work so hard throughout the week for moments like this and we are all delighted.

"That winning mentality to make sure we can see games out that Jo has brought in, we did that today. I don't want to give Jo too much credit because we work hard as well but there is a real togetherness within the squad that she has brought in.

"Football can be a short career and I have told the players that winning is everything. Rangers is a club built on winning trophies and I am so proud of every single player.

"It is got to be up there with one of the most special moments of my career. To lift the trophy as the captain of Rangers, I have been a fan since I was a kid so to do that alongside this group is phenomenal.

"I am unbelievably proud of the numbers [of fans] that came out today. they are the ones that really spur us on and we are so thankful."

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Rangers boss Jo Potter tells BBC Scotland: "It is always special. I think it'll take a moment for me to reflect but I am super proud of the girls.

"It is a great day for them to come up and they deserve nothing more than to lift that trophy.

"I think it was big for us to win this game and to have the performance as well. We knew we were going to have to get rid of the butterflies, get it out our system but I think the girls dealt with it really well. Some super goals and some super performances.

"They [the players] are so together. I know it is sometimes cliche to say they are a great group of girls but they genuinely are. They all actually really like each other, sometimes I wish they'd dig each other out a little bit but you can't fault them.

"It is always one step at a time. I want to enjoy this moment today, it is a special moment for me and a special moment for the club."

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Rangers with the signature cup winners t-shirts as they go through and collect their medals.

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Bittersweet moment I'm sure for the Partick Thistle players as they collect their runners-up medals.

Emma Black
Former Scotland international on BBC Sportsound

It's a historic moment for Partick Thistle. That group of players and Brian Graham will go down in history for Thistle.

You don't ever want that runners up medal but the players will look back, learn form it and grow.

Goalscorers Rachel Rowe and Mia McAulay gave their immediate reaction to Sky Sports.

"It feels brilliant," Rowe said.

"It is the first trophy of my career so I am buzzing and so proud of the girls.

"I live for things like this, this is what you want in your career. I am just grateful that we got the result."

McAulay was also delighted to pick up her first piece of silverware.

"It is hard to some up the emotions right now," she told Sky Sports.

"I am just buzzing to get the first trophy under my belt."

On her goal, McAulay added: "I saw the goalkeeper coming off her line and I thought just hit it and it went in."

Well it simply wasn't to be for Partick Thistle this afternoon but Brian Graham's side deserve huge credit for the journey they've been on this season and I'm sure that Rachel Donaldson equaliser will live long in the memory of those players.

But today the trophy ends up with Rangers and Jo Potter grabs her first piece of silveware as boss. Does the treble talk start now then?

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Ava Easdon pulls out a great save to deny Lizzie Arnot from bagging a fifth for Rangers.

She pushes it out for a corner and the ball eventually falls to Nic Docherty who clips the post.

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BBC Scotland at Tynecastle

Been a quiet second half all round, hasn't it?

Soul sucked out of the stands, I'm sure they're just preparing for the party in a few minutes, or a quick exit...

There's not been a huge amount of action in this second half.

Rangers are enjoying the majority of possession but the pace has slowed down significantly compared to that blistering first half.

Final change for Thistle, goalscorer Rachel Donaldson makes way for Rachel Wright.

Kathy Hill and Chelsea Cornet are off for Rangers. Libby Bance, on loan from Brighton, and Eilidh Austin are on.

Thistle scrambling about their box and eventually get the ball clear. It's been a very tough defensive task in this second half.

Substitute Kirsty Howat has a go, but her effort is straight into the side netting.

Rangers looking much more comfortable as the second half wears on.

Rosie McQuillan is coming on for Thistle now, Cara Henderson makes way.

That was a close one!

Thistle try to deal with Sarah Ewens' cross and Linzi Taylor almost sends it into her own net.

Ava Easdon manages to keep it out and the ball falls to the feet of Rachel Rowe, who can't keep her effort down.