Nicola Kozlova's superb header gave Glasgow City victory over their closest rivals and means they'll sit seven points clear at Christmas in the SWPL.

First against second at the Oriam was always going to be a close game and it took until just before the hour mark for Kozlova to break the deadlock, with her glanced diving header proving the difference.

Hearts had good chances, with Lauren Wade blazing over and Kayla Jardine having a decent penalty appeal turned down.

But Eva Olid's side ultimately could not find a leveller and they drop from second to third, behind Rangers on goal difference.

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Jo Love's 92nd-minute free-kick gave Partick Thistle victory over Motherwell and ensured they would rise to seventh in the SWPL table.

Kodie Hay had put the visitors in front, as Motherwell looked for their first win under new manager Iain Robinson.

But Rachel Donaldson powered in a quick equaliser for the Jags before 40-year-old Love scored a superb free-kick to guarantee victory for the Petershill side.

While Motherwell have a superior goal difference, Thistle now have a better record against their opposition and head above them for that reason.

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Maria McAneny scored one of the fastest goals in history as Celtic further dented Hibs' ambitions of retaining their SWPL crown.

On the back of a 1-1 draw with Montrose, Hibs found themselves detached from the title race and slipped further behind right from kick-off.

That was after McAneny lobbed the ball over the head of goalkeeper Noah Schumacher with just four seconds on the clock.

Scarlett Herron was able to get one back for Hibs, a nice shot on the swivel from the edge of the box, but Saoirse Noonan's penalty rebound gave Elena Sadiku's side victory.

Hibs sit fifth, six points behind fourth-placed Celtic and over 10 points back from the league leaders Glasgow City.

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Rangers kept up the pressure on Hearts and Glasgow City with an assured win over Aberdeen at the Balmoral Stadium.

Naming an unchanged XI after five wins in the row, it was top scorer Katie Wilkinson who broke the deadlock when she slotted in from close range.

Scotland youth international Laura Berry was able to get a second before the break after being set up by Kim Shin-Ji.

Kim was able to get one of her own after the break, scoring direct from a corner.

Leanne Crichton's side sit third, ahead of Celtic on goal difference, while Aberdeen remain second bottom.

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Hamilton Accies got their first SWPL point of the season as they held Montrose to a draw at New Douglas Park.

18-year-old Lucy Barclay put the hosts ahead with a volley from the edge of the box, but the score would be level by the break.

Montrose, who drew 1-1 with Hibernian last week, were once again able to rely on Kaela McDonald-Nguah, who scored the leveller.

Montrose remain in sixth place, while Accies stay bottom.

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Here is how the SWPL table looked before Sunday's fixtures.

• Hamilton Academical v Montrose (12:00)
• Aberdeen v Rangers (13:00)
• Hibernian v Celtic (13:00)
• Partick Thistle (13:00)
• Hearts v Glasgow City (16:10) - watch BBC Alba coverage

Sunday's SWPL fixtures are the final round of games before the division's winter recess.

All 10 teams are in action and all will have played 14 matches come close of play on Sunday.

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