Hearts are level on points with ScottishPower Women’s Premier League leaders Rangers after a 4-0 win over Hibernian on Friday evening.
Hibernian 0-4 Hearts
Aberdeen 1-1 Dundee United
Glasgow City 8-0 Queen’s Park
Motherwell 0-4 Partick Thistle
Montrose 0-3 Spartans
Hearts struck three times in ten first-half minutes on their way to a 4-0 derby victory at Hibernian. Eilidh Shore scored from distance midway through the half, Georgia Timms and Monica Forsyth taking the interval lead to 3-0, before Jackie Richards added a late fourth.
Glasgow City put eight past Queen’s Park but only got the second just before the break, Lisa Forrest adding to Natalia Wrobel’s opener. The first of Nicole Kozlova’s hat-trick came from the spot, Sofia Määttä got a swift brace and Aleigh Gambone the other goal.
Dundee United’s first point came at the sixth attempt away to Aberdeen, where Ella Cowie fired them in front. The Dons did not take long to level, with Niamh Noble netting during first-half stoppage time.
Partick Thistle leapfrogged Motherwell into sixth after beating them 4-0 away. Tiree Burchill and a Hannah Robinson’s effort from distance had them two up, before Cara Henderson forced an own-goal from keeper Emily Mutch and Emma Lawton also hit the target.
Spartans first win was set up by two goals in as many first-half minutes at Montrose, Keira Chuter scoring before delivering a corner which Robyn McCafferty nodded in. Erin Rennie later completed the scoring with the visitors’ third goal.
SWPL 2
Ayr United 2-4 St Johnstone
Gartcairn 1-1 Livingston
Hamilton Academical 1-1 Kilmarnock
Rossvale 0-2 Boroughmuir Thistle
The top four sides all drew, leaving unbeaten Hamilton three points clear. They were held 1-1 at home by Kilmarnock, as were Gartcairn by Livingston. Lauren Kerr had the Accies ahead but Killie levelled withy eight minutes left, Livingston left it later still as Lauren Evans equalised Yasmin Boyce’s opener for Gartcairn.
Boroughmuir Thistle jumped above Rossvale on goal-difference after beating them away from home, Leni Parrish and Cara Borthwick getting the goals.
St Johnstone got off the mark with a 4-2 victory at Ayr United, despite being a goal and a player down at half time, Rebecca McMillan was sent off but a double from Olivia Hurrell helped them step three points clear of their hosts.
