Glasgow City beat third-placed Celtic to stay a point ahead of Rangers in the Park’s Motor Group Scottish Women’s Premier League title race but from two games more.
SWPL 1
Glasgow City 2-1 Celtic
Hamilton Academical 0-4 Rangers
Hibernian 7-1 Motherwell
Partick Thistle 1-2 Aberdeen
Spartans 4-0 Heart of Midlothian
SWPL 2
Boroughmuir Thistle 1-1 St Johnstone
Dundee United 3-0 Stirling University
Glasgow Women 2-2 Kilmarnock
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Glasgow City take home the 3 points tonight🏆@GlasgowCityFC 2️⃣@CelticFCWomen 1️⃣ pic.twitter.com/PtgUTNi401
— BBC ALBA (@bbcalba) March 13, 2022
Celtic are ten points off the Champions League places after going down 2-1 at Glasgow City. There was an early blow for the Hoops as they lost goalkeeper Anna Vincenti to injury and Kelly Clark had to step in. Priscila Chinchilla put City ahead from Ode Fulutudilu’s cross and Clare Shine made it 2-0 in first-half stoppage time with a volley from Hayley Lauder’s free kick. Charlie Wellings halved the deficit on 64 minutes, when stabbing home a Tegan Bowie cross.
Rangers ran out 4-0 winners at Hamilton, as Kayla McCoy struck twice, Jane Ross and Janni Arnth also among the goals.
Hibs sank Motherwell 7-1, Alexa Coyle, Eilidh Adams and Amy Gallacher with two apiece, including a penalty for the latter, Joelle Murray also contributed while Amy Anderson got a late consolation.
Spartans stayed fifth with a 4-0 defeat of Hearts, Louise Mason netted twice, Caley Gibb scored with a volley and Emma McFayden hit the target on her debut.
Aberdeen returned from Partick with a 2-1 result, Bayley Hutchison at the double after Cara McBrearty’s early effort for Thistle.
Dundee United now have a massive 20-point lead at the top of SWPL 2, following a 3-0 defeat of Stirling University, Jade McLaren bagging a brace and Robyn Smith the other goal.
Second-placed Glasgow Women were held at home by Kilmarnock, Robin Gallacher and Sophie McGoldrick each put them in front but Alex Middleton and Lisa Swanson equalised.
Boroughmuir also had to settle for a point against visitors St Johnstone, Courtney McAvoy’s opener cancelled out by Nicola Jamieson who headed home a Alix Modie free kick.
