| P | GD | Pts | ||
 | Celtic (C) | 33 | 52 | 81 |
 | Rangers | 33 | 40 | 63 |
 | Motherwell | 33 | 5 | 55 |
 | St.Johnstone | 33 | 6 | 50 |
| Dundee Utd | 33 | 12 | 49 | |
 | Hearts | 33 | 9 | 48 |
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The howling wind which was prevalent in Farmington’s last outing against Hibernian seemed a distant memory as Rangers visited Strathmore Park to enjoy the bright sunshine and warm conditions. Farmington named a near un-changed line up, with Caren Webster replacing Julia Scott, being the only alteration. Rangers had the first chance of the match when a lofted through ball caught
Celtic Ladies won 4-0 away to Hamilton at a sun kissed John Cumming Stadium in Carluke. Celtic dominated the game with Gemma Fay acting as a spectator and ball girl throughout the match. It could easily have being a much more embarrassing score line for Hamilton if it hadn’t have being for such a good performance from the Hamilton goalkeeper Megan Cunningham
SWPL reigning champions Glasgow City demolished title rivals Spartans 9-0 this afternoon at Petershill Park, the same opponents they face a week on Wednesday in the SWPL League Cup Final
Hamilton travelled to the capital to face a Spartans team who were four places and four points ahead of them in the league. After an inauspicious start to this season’s league campaign this game could prove to be a turning point in Hamilton’s season.Manager Kevin Murphy said after the match: “Credit to the players today they refused to let this
SWPL league leaders Glasgow City battled through atrocious conditions at Petershill Park to come from behind to beat a stubborn Rangers side 3-1.Rangers took the lead in the first half through Jen Callaghan, before Jo Love equalised for City minutes into the second half. Lisa Evans gave City a deserved lead before second half substitute Danica Dalziel was shown a
Spartans took all three points in the Scottish Women’s Premier League beating Aberdeen 2-1 at Aberdeen’s Sports village to go fourth in the league.With all types of weather conditions being witnessed in the Granite City and with the Aberdeen surface stifling the passing moves of both teams, the crowd had to wait until the start of the second half for
Glasgow City kept their place at the top of the SWPL with a thumping 11-0 win over Inverness at Petershill Park.Assistant First Team Coach Donald Jennow was delighted with the victory. He said: “It is always difficult for us coming in after a midweek game in terms of fatigue and with it being a change to our normal preparation for
Glasgow City moved three points clear at the top of the Scottish Women’s Premier League following a 3-1 win over Celtic at Lennoxtown. Although delighted with the win, City Head Coach Eddie Wolecki Black believes his side need to up their performances.He said: “It is great to get three points, but to be honest, this was one of the poorest
Following last weeks convincing 10-0 victory over Kilmarnock, Forfar Farmington headed to Edinburgh in a confident mood to face Spartans. Kev Candy reports. Starting brightly, Farmington had the best of the early play, and for the first 20 minutes or so found themselves in the ascendency. Spartans were not totally nullified as a threat by stretch of the imagination however,
Spartans got back to winning ways in the Scottish Women’s Premier League with a 3-1 win over their capital rivals Hutchison Vale at Ainslie Park. Having taken a 1-0 lead into half time through a Claire Crosbie header, Spartans increased their advantage through a Sarah Ewens strike minutes after half time before a Diana Barry penalty sealed the victory for
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