Morton made it a perfect season in Scottish Women’s League Division 2, while Aberdeen have all but sealed a return to SWPL 2.
SWFL 1 North
Aberdeen 2-2 Cove Rangers
East Fife 9-0 Westdyke
Buchan 12-1 Raith Rovers
Deveronvale 3-4 Dunfermline Athletic
Stonehaven 1-7 Inverness Caledonian Thistle
Montrose 3-4 Kelty Hearts
SWFL 1 South
FC Kilmarnock U-23s 1-4 Hibernian U-23s
Hamilton Academical U-23s 2-12 Queens Park
Ayr United 1-6 Glasgow City Development
Boroughmuir Thistle 3-2 Blackburn United
Spartans Development 6-4 Renfrew
Rangers Development 0-6 Celtic Academy
FT. Aberdeen Women 2 Cove Ladies 2
Aberdeen twice come from behind to draw with Cove in a dramatic 90 minutes at Balgownie, goals coming from Gordon and Shore. The draw is enough to clinch promotion and the title! #StandFree pic.twitter.com/lY3Y1s3tco
— Aberdeen FC (@AberdeenFC) September 29, 2019
Aberdeen had to come from behind to take a point at Cove Rangers, while second-placed Dunfermline Athletic edged a seven-goal thriller at Deveronvale. The Dons need just one point from three games to clinch the championship.
Buchan struck a dozen times against Raith Rovers to go third, there were also big wins for East Fife and Inverness Caledonian Thistle, while Kelty Hearts are up to eight after a 4-3 win at Montrose.
Division 1 South champions elect Glasgow City Development reached 100 goals with a 6-1 win at Ayr United, Celtic Academy maintained their slim title hopes by hitting Rangers Development for six.
Hibernian U-23s were 4-1 winners at Kilmarnock U-23s but top spot is now beyond their reach.
Queens Park netted a dozen at Hamilton Academical U-23s, Boroughmuir Thistle narrowly beat Blackburn United to go sixth ahead of Renfrew, who lost a goal-fest at Spartans Development.
SWFL 2 – Magnificent Morton
Morton completed a double-winning campaign by beating Clark Drive 6-0 to take maximum points in Division 2 West/South West. Their 14 league games yielded 105 goals with just four conceded.
Stirling University Development sealed second spot in Division 2 South/East Central with a 4-0 win at Stenhousemuir.
Dundee City remain just goal-difference short of Division 2 North/East leaders Dryburgh Athletic but play their game in hand away to East Fife Development at Bayview Park, 8pm kick off.
