For Celtic – It’s all about goals. In the away match against Hearts in the split Celtic won 6-0. That kind of victory against the only team of the four not in with a shout of finishing the day as Champions would mean that Celtic’s chances of taking the title would be very high. Glasgow City are going to find Ibrox a tough place to go and theRangers are probably the better anyway. Finally, the SWPL trophy knew its destination. Parked up at Ibrox, McIntyre brought out the silverware adorned with the orange ribbons. Ally Pally turns green! New World Darts Championship sponsor Paddy Power to unveil striking new look dartboard for this year's tournament - with the treble 20 bed to change from traditional red At Ibrox, Glasgow City needed a win to secure the title, while hosts Rangers knew victory would give them a shout. For Celtic, it was a case of putting as many as possible past Hearts to improve their goal difference against Rangers while hoping City failed to win in Govan.

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The match then slowed to a crawl as Hibs simply kept defending their side of the pitch – happy with the 1-0 score as losing by a narrow margin would see them through to the Uefa Cup. In terms of the sheer drama and the change of mood, I don't think anything compares. The added complication on the day was that Hibs could qualify for the Uefa Cup as long as they didn't lose by too many goals. Harry Kane is THIRD in the European Golden Boot race ahead of Kylian Mbappe and Erling Haaland... but who are the two strikers leading the way?Premier League's 'calendar year' league table for 2023 reveals the real extent of bottom-three Chelsea's struggles... but Aston Villa are flying as part of a new-look top four It meant Inter had to win and despite taking the lead twice it was they who suffered ruin in Rome as they crumbled to a 4-2 loss thanks to a double from former Manchester United midfielder Karel Poborsky, with Diego Simeone and Simone Inzaghi hitting second half strikes. As has been the case all year, the title race remained finely poised. Celtic, left heartbroken by City's late strike, were now in unfamiliar territory of willing a Rangers goal. Such notion would typically be sacrilege. Here, it would be salvation. All in all, an engrossing Sunday in store. If you had plans, cancel them. This historic day in Scottish women's football is not to be missed.