HT: Rangers 0-1 Celtic
Brian Graham
Former Partick Thistle manager on BBC Scotland
May Cruft is in the middle of the park with Kim-ji, who is on loan from Roma, and she is the one dominating.
I have been really impressed with the kid. The 16-year-old has been a joy to watch.
HT: Rangers 0-1 Celtic
Jane Lewis
BBC Sport Scotland at Hampden
The second half of this one could be interesting. Rangers have been playing some lovely stuff and creating chances, but they just can't find the back of the net.
Celtic have the lead, but it's only 1-0, a dangerous score-line.
It'll be intriguing to see how they approach the second half. Do they try to hold on to their lead, or do they go for another goal?
HT: Rangers 0-1 Celtic
Julie Fleeting
Former Scotland striker on BBC One Scotland
Rangers can take positives from the fact they have created chances.
Katie Wilkinson has been quiet. It's about getting her on the ball and in areas that she can cause damage.
HT: Rangers 0-1 Celtic
Brian Graham
Former Partick Thistle manager on BBC Scotland
I thought Celtic started the game well.
They played this 4-1-4-1 formation and Rangers took a while to get used to it.
Saoirse Noonan has been a revelation in that more withdrawn role and has been all over the park - and produced the delivery for the goal.
Mia McAulay has had a few chances for Rangers, but you need a bit of luck if you are going to win a final and Celtic have had that so far.
HT: Rangers 0-1 Celtic
Julie Fleeting
Former Scotland striker on BBC One Scotland
The cross from Noonan for the goal is magnificent.
Cross wants it, she gambles and gets on the end of it.
Celtic haven't had many chances, but they have been clinical. Rangers haven't taken any of theirs.
Image source, SNSMorgan Cross reacted quicker than Rangers' Nicola Docherty
Celtic are half way to lifting the Scottish Cup for a third time.
Rangers have had more of the chances.
But Morgan Cross turned in a Saoirse Noonan cross to give their city rivals the half-time lead.
Image source, SNSMorgan Cross scored her fifth goal of this season's Scottish Cup
Rangers 0-1 Celtic
We are into one minute of stoppage time and we are so close to an equaliser.
Calliste Brookshire's inswinging cross just evades the head of Kath Hill at the back post and it curls just wide of the far post.
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Mia McAulay yet again!
The young Rangers midfielder is through on goal and fires an effort from just inside the penalty box.
However, it is straight into the arms of goalkeeper Adelaide Gay, whose poor clearance had presented the holders with the opportunity.
Rangers 0-1 Celtic
Gemma Fay
Former Scotland goalkeeper on BBC One Scotland
Rangers have to take one of these chances.
They need to find a killer touch.
Rangers 0-1 Celtic
It's chances at both ends.
Mia McAulay has another shot, this time well blocked by Celtic centre-half Kelly Clark.
Rangers goalkeeper Jemma Fife then takes a fresh-air swipe at a clearance and just manages to recover before Amy Gallacher.
Then Rangers midfielder May Cruft strides towards the edge of the penalty box, but her show is high and wide.
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Calliste Brookshire floats in a dangerous free-kick on top of Celtic goalkeeper Adelaide Gray.
The American does well to punch clear under pressure.
If she doesn't get that, it is swerving into the net.
Rangers 0-1 Celtic
Rangers 0-1 Celtic
A lovely sweeping move from Rangers.
Winger Calliste Brookshire this time sets up Mia McAulay 15 yards out.
But the midfielder's shot is straight at goalkeeper Adelaide Gray.
Rangers 0-1 Celtic
Jane Lewis
BBC Sport Scotland at Hampden
The Celtic manager Grant Scott isn't overly happy with some of the recent refereeing decisions and he's letting the fourth official know all about it.
Rangers 0-1 Celtic
Gemma Fay
Former Scotland goalkeeper on BBC One Scotland
The first time Celtic get the ball down in the final third and it's a wonderful ball in.
Cross drifts in between the defenders and gives Celtic the lead against the run of play.
Morgan Cross
Slightly against the run of play, but Celtic are ahead.
Reward for some determined play from Saoirse Noonan.
It breaks back to Noonan and the striker's cross is turned in from close range by winger Morgan Cross.
Rangers 0-0 Celtic
Talking of Chloe Craig, the veteran defender has a sight at goal for Celtic.
However, her shot is low and with not much power - and easy for goalkeeper Jenna Fife.
Rangers 0-0 Celtic
Rangers 0-0 Celtic
As Brian Graham has been mentioning, Chloe Craig has been given a tough task on her return from injury.
Normally a centre-back, she is playing on the left of defence and is up against a speedster in the shape of Laura Berry.
Rangers win a corner down that flank, but a short corner is wasted by the cup holders.
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Brian Graham
Former Partick Thistle manager on BBC Scotland
Celtic are playing two different formations, one when they are defending and one when attacking.
Highlights: Rangers 0-1 Celtic
At a glance
Celtic lift the Women's Scottish Cup for the third time as Rangers end the season without silverware
Cross slides Celtic in front on 26 minutes after great work by Noonan
Rangers miss host of chances to equalise either side of Celtic defender Lawton being sent off for a second bookable offence
Morgan Cross' first-half goal won 10-player Celtic the Women's Scottish Cup final as profligate Rangers were made to rue a series of missed chances at Hampden.
Cross slid home Saoirse Noonan's wonderful cross on 26 minutes after Rangers winger Mia McAulay had hit the post at the other end.
Leanne Crichton's side - who missed an opportunity to win the SWPL title last weekend - dominated possession throughout the opening 45 minutes, but were unable to find a way past Celtic goalkeeper Adelaide Gay.
Play continued in much the same vein after the half-time interval, with Gay called into action on multiple occasions.
Grant Scott's side posed a threat on the counter-attack with substitute Jenny Smith forcing a fine save from Jenna Fife.
However, Celtic's task was made more difficult when Scotland defender Emma Lawton was shown a second yellow card on 58 minutes for halting Calliste Brookshire's forward progress.
Rangers piled forward in the closing stages and again hit the woodwork when Gay punched a corner onto her own crossbar.
They then felt they should have had a penalty when McAulay went to ground in second-half stoppage-time, but the officials were unmoved.
Celtic had lost to Rangers in all four league meetings this season and were also knocked out of the SWPL Cup by their Glasgow rivals, but stood firm to earn their first derby win over since August 2024.
Crichton's side end the season without silverware after their league heartbreak and losing March's SWPL Cup final to Glasgow City.
Celtic head coach Grant Scott: "We had to defend for our lives. The players showed such commitment to each other. That's what it's all about.
"I'm very proud of them. They were a proper team today.
"This cup run has been magnificent. The season has not been great, but this salvages something for us."
Rangers head coach Leanne Crichton: "We're frustrated. It's a game we controlled and dominated for the most part.
"Ultimately, it's won and lost in both boxes and there's one moment we don't deal with it and at the top end of the pitch we're not clinical enough, we're not composed enough to make good decisions and maximise the opportunities.
"The game has passed us by, that's the reality. It always felt like there was going to be enough time to get a goal but we didn't manage to do it."
