Maata starts for Citypublished at 15:00 BST 29 March
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City head coach Leanne Ross makes one change from last weekend's defeat by Rangers.
In comes Finnish forward Sofia Maata for defender Chloe Warrington.
Summary
Glasgow City beat holders Rangers 2-1 in SWPL Cup final
Forrest scores twice in two second-half minutes for Glasgow City
Wilkinson pulls one back to set up dramatic finale
Rangers beat City 1-0 in last week's league game
Maata starts for Citypublished at 15:00 BST 29 March
'Business as usual' - Crichtonpublished at 14:58 BST 29 March
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Rangers head coach Leanne Crichton tells Sky Sports that the build-up "has been pretty calm apart from the conditions" as she prepares to face the side led by former Scotland room mate Leanne Ross.
"A three-game week, but last week's big performance against City has allowed us to focus on this game," she says.
"It is business as usual for Leanne and I. It is not the first time we have been in oppositive dugouts."
Wild and crazypublished at 14:57 BST 29 March
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Amy Canavan
BBC Sport Scotland at Fir ParkThe sun has a cheek to appear now as the teams come out.
The rain and hailstone were pelting down earlier, creating a racket in here to a level I've never heard.
Sky Sports had to move their presentation team to the stands, off the usual plinth in the corner here at Fir Park, due to the crazy conditions.
Wild.
Image source, SNS'Friendships forgotten' - Rosspublished at 14:54 BST 29 March
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Head coach Leanne Ross played for City in all six of their previous League Cup victories and is in opposition to former team-mate Leanne Crichton today.
"The nerves are there, the excitement is there, but that's normal for cup finals," she tells Sky Sports.
"As soon as the whistle goes, the friendships are forgotten.
"Every game we have played has been really close. We lost last week from a contentioius penalty decision - and it will probably close again today."
City's 11 years of hurtpublished at 14:53 BST 29 March
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Considering City's dominance of Scottish women's football near enough for the whole of the current century, it is a source of hurt for the Glasgow club that they last lifted the SWPL Cup 11 years ago.
Since beating Hibs in the 2015 final, they have lost in the final three times, more than any other side. Indeed, since they lost the first final to Kilmarnock in 2002-03, they have been runners-up six times.
However, win today - their first final since losing to Celtic in 2022 - and they will match Hibs' record of winning the cup seven times.
Lose, though, and Rangers will match Hibs and City's feat of winning the trophy four years running.
How they got herepublished at 14:50 BST 29 March
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So far in the SWPL Cup, Rangers have beaten St Johnstone 12-0, Partick Thistle 3-0 and Celtic on penalties after a 3-3 draw.
The road to Fir Park for City began with a 5-0 defeat of Hamilton Academical before Aberdeen were beaten 2-0. City then ended Hibs' cup ambitions with a 2-1 win in the semi-finals.
Another close game?published at 14:47 BST 29 March
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As mentioned, fourth-top Rangers won last Sunday's league encounter 1-0 at home to move within five points of leaders City in the SWPL.
However, that was a first for Rangers over City this season after a 1-0 defeat and 1-1 draw.
Another close enounter is expected today.
Familiar territory for Rangerspublished at 14:43 BST 29 March
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It is not only familiar territory considering Rangers are looking to lift the trophy for a fourth consecutive season.
Fir Park was also the scene of last year's 5-0 thrashing of eventual league champions Hibernian in the final after previous successes at Firhill and Tynecastle.
Meanwhile, today's two finalists met only seven days ago, when Rangers edged out this season's league leaders, City, 1-0 thanks to a Katie Wilkinson penalty in stoppage time.
LINE-UPS from Fir Parkpublished at 14:41 BST 29 March
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Glasgow City: Gibson, Muir, Lauder, Golob, Forrest, Wrobel, Whelan, Evans, Smit, Motlhalo, Maata.
Substitutes: Clachers, Warrington, Harrison, Anderson, Earl, Thomas, Tanaka, Gray, Brownlie.
Rangers: Fife, Docherty, Eddie, Rafferty, McAuley, Lafaix, Cruft, Brookshire, McLeary, Wilkinson, Shin-ji.
Substitutes: Kelly, Pegram, Hay, Sabajo, Mengwen, Berry, Austin, Boyce, Connolly Jackson.
Downpour in Motherwellpublished at 14:39 BST 29 March
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A pre-match downpour has forced the live TV team to abandon their pitchside positions and head into the stands.
But it has cleared up for the moment it seems.
Image source, SNSBig day for Glasgow City & Rangerspublished at 14:35 BST 29 March
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It's one of the big days in the Scottish women's football calendar.
The Sky Sports Cup final is a fairly new name for the Scottish Women's Premier League's knock-out trophy.
But there's a bit of deja vu about the teams contesting this season's finale at Motherwell's Fir Park as holders Rangers face six-time winners Glasgow City.
Stay with us for the build-up, live action and post-match reaction on the BBC Sport website.
Image source, SNSImage caption, Former City team-mates Leanne Ross and Leanne Crichton go head to head as coaches at Fir Park
Lisa Forrest celebrates scoring for Glasgow City
At a glance
Lisa Forrest, 19, scores twice in two minutes as Glasgow City win first SWPL Cup since 2015
Katie Wilkinson scores in 89th minute for holders Rangers to force nervy end
City hold on to remain on-course for treble after lifting first cup since 2019
ByAmy Canavan
BBC Sport Scotland at Fir Park
Teenager Lisa Forrest's two goals in two second-half minutes won Glasgow City the SWPL Cup for a record-equalling seventh time – but the first in 11 years – as they defeated holders Rangers in changeable conditions at Fir Park.
An evenly-matched affair sprung in to life with 20 minutes left as 19-year-old Forrest slotted in Lisa Evans' corner, before the Scotland youth international fired a powerful piledriver from outside of the box seconds after the restart.
It left Leanne Crichton's Rangers - who were searching for their fourth consecutive triumph in this competition - rocked, rattled and rueing missed opportunities.
Midfielder Kim Shin-Ji shook the raindrops off the crossbar in the first half, while Katie Wilkinson inexplicably missed with the goal at her mercy after City'sLee Gibson parried the ball to her feet with the goal at her mercy.
As well their recent hold on this trophy, Rangers also inflicted SWPL league leaders' City's first defeat of the domestic campaign last Sunday, so arrived with something of a psychological edge.
Their mindset proved pivotal as late on - in frankly-farcical conditions with rain and hailstones swirling in the wind - Wilkinson, who netted the winning 90th-minute penalty last Sunday, smashed a superb shot beyond Gibson to force a frantic finish.
The league leaders hung on, though, to not only lift their first domestic cup since 2019, but remain on course for a domestic treble with a Scottish Cup semi-final against Celtic to come.
'It's amazing; I'm so buzzing' - reaction
Forrest's double proved decisive for Glasgow City
Two-goal Glasgow City hero Forrest: "I am just so buzzing. My team-mates are on at me for not shooting enough and I saw the goal, thought 'let's see what happens' and thankfully it went in.
"It is credit to the full team. I thought it was a really good performance. We weren't happy with the performance last week, so to come here today, it's amazing."
City goalkeeper Gibson, who has now 21 medals: "It is always nice to get silverware and it's a while since we've been able to do that in cup competitions.
"It is great we are in all three competitions. We've got our hands on one and we still have two to go, but we'll enjoy tonight and get back to league action on Wednesday."