Dryburgh Athletic and Rossvale both won through to the Scottish Women’s Championship and League One Cup Final.
Dryburgh were 30 seconds from a penalty shootout against Ayr United after a tightly contested 120 minutes, when Stacey McFadyen latched on to a ball at the corner of the box and poked it under Sarah Ferguson in the Ayr goal to set up a third final appearance in a row.
Rossvale goal-machine Megan Whiteford scored a hat-trick in a 5-2 win over Renfrew in the second semi-final of the day at Kelty Hearts FC, grabbing the second final spot for the Championship leaders.
Sarah Wardlaw and Lauren Coleman also scored for the Glasgow side, with Renfrew skipper Emma Baird and Holly McIndoe scoring for Renfrew.
The two winners will face off on the 21 April at the Indodrill Stadium in Alloa.
In League One, Falkirk beat Bonnyrigg Rose 3-0 at home, while Stenhousemuir won by the same scoreline against Airdrie. In the battle of the bottom two, a last-minute goal from Hunt earned bottom side Dundee West a precious point and kept them three points behind their opponents Giffnock Soccer Centre. Queen of the South beat Edinburgh Caledonia 5-0 in Dumfries.
Heart of Midlothian picked up two trophies in the Women’s Youth Scottish Cup2, their 14s besting Celtic in a penalty shootout and their 18s also beating Celtic in rearranged finals after they had been frozen off in November.
In the 16s final, Rangers ran out 3-1 winners over Celtic in extra time, after it had been 1-1 in the 90 minutes.
😍 Congratulations to our Under-16s girls who were 3-1 winners against Celtic today in the Scottish Youth Cup Final. pic.twitter.com/ulQEQLLMkh
— Rangers Women (@RangersWFC) March 3, 2024
